Sentence examples for main argument from from inspiring English sources

The main argument from supporters of the less restrictive law was that repeal would make it harder to attract businesses, especially financial businesses, to the state.

The main argument from UNESCO seems to be that the new buildings would detract from the older ones up the river, much has also been suggested with London's Shard.

The other main argument from the government is that in this fiscally constrained time, choices have to be made on spending priorities and that tax breaks for middle-income families must give way so that childcare can be extended to lower-income families with two-year-olds.

It says a lot about the nation's long-standing love affair with the welfare state that the main argument from opposition parties is whether that figure will prove to be enough.

Up to now, the main argument from Google and others against RTBF requests is that they could be used to restrict the free flow of information — something that Google has said it's against on principle, but more pointedly also could undermine the company's wider business model.

ThatRev. Jim Ball, Phas., is author of GlobeenWarming and the Risen LORdeniers

Here we survey the main arguments from the lawyers representing the gay and lesbian couples who want to get married.

Carey admitted he had not read the full text of the speech, but he was aware of the main arguments from news coverage of the event.

In his last work, the Compendium studii theologiae (c. 1292), he repeats some of the main arguments from the 1260s against Richard Rufus of Cornwall.

This seems to be Rawls's main argument for the difference principle from the original position.

One may, then, view Shoemaker's main argument for appearance properties as proceeding from P1, P2, and representationalism (i.e., not-C2), to the conclusion that P3 is false.