Sentence examples for present an argument to from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, the cable company was scheduled to present an argument to the Connecticut Siting Council, another regulatory body, for permission to activate the line this summer, then bury it deeper in the years to come.

The boomerangers, meanwhile, have hired an expert in aerodynamic engineering to present an argument to federal authorities that boomerangs are safe, and that players should be able to carry them on board an airplane, just as tennis players can carry on rackets that are far bigger, heavier and easier to wield.

By observing how the states of the algorithm transition, we present an argument to show that the proposed algorithm is bounded-input bounded-output (BIBO) stable.

They go on to present an argument to explain the difference in reactivity between the tetralone and indanone systems.

It presents an argument to supplement what Reichenbach understands to be Kant's transcendental principle of causality with a transcendental principle of probability.

Gersonides presents an argument to show that human choice guided by reason can subvert the celestial bodies despite their general ordering of our lives.

It is difficult to decide whether (i) this projectivist thesis indicates that the counter-intuitiveness of the moral error theory is not even an ex ante mark against the theory, or (ii) it's a case of the error theorist discharging that prima facie burden by presenting an argument to show that the folk will find the theory counter-intuitive.

The group, which is closely tied to the union that represents reporters at both newspapers, has been allowed to present an argument at today's hearing on why the operating agreement should be preserved.

The purpose, then, in compiling the distilled statements centring on Confucius seems not to have been to present an argument or to record an event but to offer an invitation to readers to take part in an ongoing conversation.

That is, in a nutshell, Scott Brown's "job" -- present an argument designed to get him to 50 percent-plus-1.

At this last stage of the small group work phase, the groups formulate a justification for action that both elucidates the normative processes that have led them to their conclusion; and present an argument as to how and why they have rejected and would deal with alternative possible normative positions.