Sentence examples for need for arguments from inspiring English sources

"Reformed epistemology challenges the need for arguments".

The same goes for torture: a sign of ethical progress is the fact that torture is "dogmatically" rejected as repulsive, without any need for argument.

May said she was not taking "anything for granted", adding there is a need for the arguments to be heard by Tory members.

No need for unnecessary arguments.

In light of those decisions, the court on Monday decided the five Arizona cases summarily, which means it simply reversed the sentences without the need for oral arguments or issuing a signed opinion.

They have a courtroom's need for balanced argument; and Lovelace's post-porn autobiography has been assailed by as many witnesses as have confirmed its truth.

"The introduction of demographics has reduced the need for the argument that there was something exceptional about East Asia or idiosyncratic to Africa," Bloom and Canning write, in their study of the Irish economic miracle.

The principality has rejected Ms Merkel's accusations that investing in its system of secret foundations actively encourages tax evasion.A need for simplicityThe argument in Liechtenstein that Germany should look closer to home in analysing the reasons behind the breaking scandal should not be overlooked.

Davidson cannot directly embrace the first horn of this dilemma, since this would eliminate the need for independent argument, appealing to mental anomalism, to establish the token-identity of those mental events with physical events.

And that's OK, there's no need for an argument.

And that's okay, there's no need for an argument.