Sentence examples for more specific arguments from inspiring English sources
More specific arguments originate from the participatory theory of democracy and the critique of a lack of responsiveness and legitimacy of representative (party) democracy.
The lawsuit was resubmitted in response to a ruling last Wednesday by a judge in San Diego, who dismissed the complaints against eBay but allowed the plaintiffs to refile them using more specific arguments.
But she let the plaintiffs refile the case with more specific arguments, accusing eBay of neglecting to protect consumers from sales of forged sports memorabilia in its online auctions.
There are other, more specific arguments against universals.
And although more specific arguments will be considered shortly, it also has seemed more or less undeniable to many philosophers that physical objects, at least as commonsensically construed, are not themselves literally part of that conscious experiential content, even though they are depicted or represented by various aspects of it.
He discusses mixed conceptions in Theory, §49, and devotes more attention to them later in Justice as Fairness: A Restatement (§§34 38).. Rawls makes one main argument in favor of the difference principle and several more specific arguments against the principle of restricted utility.
A more specific argument about the value to richer EU countries of transfers of money to the needier nations is made in a report commissioned by the Polish government by the Institute for Structural Research thinktank.
Instead, we have made a much more specific argument.
Discussion proceeds from a (perhaps merely presumed) situation in the addressee's life, meandering back and forth between more general and more specific considerations, arguments, side-issues, and sometimes consolation.
Also, more specific and sequence-focused arguments reinforce the idea that proteins exploit the intrinsic DNA mechanical properties.
Note that if the truths about what is possible are necessary truths, as they indeed seem to be, then this might be a more specific version of the argument from necessary truths (see 2.2).
