Sentence examples for in arguments concerning from inspiring English sources

The ensuing discussion will set forth the main considerations brought to bear in arguments concerning the legal structure of marriage.

These two passages are, in any event, isolated, and more discerning critics like Apollonius of Rhodes, Aristophanes of Byzantium and Crates of Mallus apparently found no reason to doubt the attribution to Hesiod, going so far as to cite the Catalogue in arguments concerning the content and authenticity of other Hesiodic poems.

Black rats are often implicated in arguments concerning competitive exclusion and extinction on islands: they are notably omnivorous, and will feast on practically anything, including insects, bird eggs, bird fledglings, small lizards, land snails, mollusks, land crabs and even turtle hatchlings [15].

In effect, all the contentions pressed in argument concerning the repugnancy of the statute to the due process clause really disregarded the complete and absolute power of Congress over the subject with which the statute deals.

The court did not weigh in on any arguments concerning the lane itself.

TONI OLIVIERO Jackson Heights, Queens March 27, 2013 To the Editor: In the oral arguments concerning California's ban on same-gender marriage, Justices Samuel A. Alito Jr., Anthony M. Kennedy and Antonin Scalia cited considerable disagreement and a lack of data regarding the issue of whether harm is done to a child adopted by a same-gender couple.

Headed in the opposite direction, arguments concerning new concepts such as multiple realizability and supervenience by Putnam, Kim, Fodor and others led to higher-level functionalism, a distinction between type-type and token-token reductions and the examination of its implications.

If the instructions were in fact understood in this manner, the ensuing arguments concerning the unconstitutionality of the instructions would follow a fortiori.

In addition, we use these results to expose flaws in some of Michael Behe's arguments concerning mathematical limits to Darwinian evolution.

The uncontroversial nature of such inferences has often been appropriated as a foundation for analogous arguments concerning (things in) nature.

For a broader discussion of transcendental arguments concerning intersubjectivity in the 'continental' tradition more generally, see Chase & Reynolds 2011: 89 114 and Russell & Reynolds 2011).