Sentence examples similar to moving argues from inspiring English sources

Yet those in favour of moving argue that the fantastic transport links mean fans from western Europe will only be a few hours away.

When the landlord died, Mr. Kaarmann refused an order to move, arguing that he was legally registered to live there.

"Bad political move," argues the Senator, citing personal experience and noting for extra measure that no Nevada election result has ever been reversed by a recount.

On the Move argues that not only does this view of Mexican migrants reinforce the stereotype of their undesirability, but it also fails to capture the true diversity of migrants from Mexico and their evolving migration patterns over time.

Again, in "Sister Carrie," scarce financial resources are what keep the plot moving, Ms. Wahl argues.

Moving Targets argues that they can be conceptualized as three distinct yet interrelated dynamics — neoliberalization, securitization and the climate crisis.

Qaeda leaders have long opposed such a move, arguing that it is premature, even foolhardy.

Some delegations are resisting this move, arguing that governments should not be singled out against their will.

The plaintiffs oppose the move, arguing that CACI is out of time and that the request is unjust.

But the task force opposes this move, arguing that the Postal Service can't compete effectively with banks for this business.

Supporters of the move argued that such a fall in the cost of living was "not insignificant" for consumers.