Sentence examples for leaving the argument from inspiring English sources
It has also held up any large-scale Japanese aid.Russia has proposed leaving the argument about the islands to be settled by "another generation".
In similar cases, the court has wished to remain above the legal fray, leaving the argument to be fought out by the lower courts.
He does not seem to realise that the purpose of a long book is to build steadily to a culminating revelation, rather than to go on and on until it stops, leaving the argument exactly where it was at the beginning.
That still left the argument that Britain should stand with its American ally.
It's no wonder they would rather leave the argument to a trade association.
From an economist's viewpoint, the euphoria needs to be tempered.A safer, riskier worldThat leaves the argument that financial markets have become permanently safer and more liquid.
Gerald Kaufman, who chaired the Commons select committee, thinks the RSC already demonstrates those things, so where does that leave the argument?
Intelligence co-operation may be valuable, but its main task is tracking threats that have been subsidised by the Saudis themselves.That leaves the argument that the House of Saud must be supported because it is stable.
This explains why rates of return have stayed high in rich countries, and why poorer countries have not caught up.There the economists tend to leave the argument, as if technological progress along with other new knowledge were simply to be taken for granted, free as air.
According to this revision of the argument, divine eternal knowledge would be as incompatible with human free action as divine foreknowledge is; so the Boethian response leaves the argument unchallenged.
Still, that the NCAA and representatives of four dozen schools declined to participate does leave the argument substantially one-sided, a forfeited game.
