Sentence examples for lay out a case from inspiring English sources

On this page we've attempted to lay out a case for using the Condorcet method in all democratic decisions.

It is one thing to lay out a case for why Mr. Obama has failed women during his presidency, but those arguments can easily be defeated by hyperbole.

Jacoby does not lay out a case for this claim, and readers may protest that Rand and her kind aren't much more than outliers among atheists.

The political scientist William Galston believes that President Obama should use his State of the Union address to lay out a case for the commission's plan.

At a time when Republicans are struggling to find new leaders — and to lay out a case against a popular president with big ambitions — Mr. Pawlenty's ruminations reflect the dimensions of his party's challenge.

Indeed, I am so worried, that as a former prime minister, I feel a responsibility to respectfully lay out a case for rejecting this idea of a plebiscite," she said.

But initial plans to lay out a broad case of Iranian involvement in Iraq were shelved two weeks ago.

The homeowner may have to pay at least 10percentt of the cost of the project upfront on planning, but design and building firms lay out a convincing case for why it pays off.

But he has not accompanied action with rhetoric; he insists the troops in Iraq are not in combat, and he does not lay out a strategic case to explain his reversal to the American people.

The spectacle in Parliament this week, when MPs grilled Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger and invited UK authorities to lay out a criminal case they may be preparing to bring against the Guardian and its journalists, was a reminder of journalism's most essential role: telling truth to – and about – the people and institutions that wield and often abuse power.

During the eight-day trial, Minor's family members held a box of his ashes while they listened to prosecutors lay out a strong case against Abuelazam.