Sentence examples similar to left argued for from inspiring English sources

One could label that a nationalistic view, but one is then left arguing for global economic governance (which strikes me as neither achievable nor obviously welfare enhancing) or the suspension of personal self-interest (ditto) or the replacement of democracy with rule by cosmopolitan elites (and again).

And Vote Leave argued that a vote for Brexit would put power back into the hands of the British people.

The couple left, arguing.

Fishing for Leave argues that its industry would be better off if the UK left the EU but had the same status as Iceland, Norway and the Faroe Islands during fisheries quota talks.

Democratization is what the political left long argued for at museums: down with elitism, question authority.

Influential growers outside the grand cru areas, not wanting to be left out, argued for their inclusion.

Mr. Obama's policy agenda leans too far left, Mr. Cole argued, for even a politician of his talents to sell it to a Democratic Congress or to most voters.

At the meeting of the party's central committee, Left Platform argued for an alternative plan to Greece's ongoing efforts to negotiate an agreement with its creditors: the government should break off the bail-out talks, default on its loans from the International Monetary Fund and prepare the country for Grexit.

Now nobody, right or left, is arguing for doing away with public retirement programs entirely.

There's a reluctance on the Left to argue for a vision of what this country can be.

Mr. McCain, who stayed behind for five years the first time the Vietnamese would not let his comrades leave with him, argued for two hours this time before leaving Mr. Tucker in the hands of the U.S. Embassy and flying off with the rest of his group.