Sentence examples for presenting arguments on from inspiring English sources

Which begs the question: What will happen when a prime minister adds something along the lines of "harming the public consciousness by presenting arguments on social networks"?

John Donne's work Biathanatos, contained one of the first modern defences of suicide bringing proof from the conduct of Biblical figures, such as Jesus, Samson and Saul, and presenting arguments on grounds of reason and nature to sanction suicide in certain circumstances.

The four students who presented arguments on Thursday had been winnowed from a field of 55.

The two sides also presented arguments on whether a video recording of the proceedings should be released to the public.

Each party will have presented arguments on many of these issues during negotiations and should present this argument perhaps supplemented by factual material to the arbitrator.

The press, for instance, recently presented arguments on a proposal to shorten lessons in Dostoyevsky to make room for more "practical" subjects.

The lawyer, Zahid Bokhari, said after the hearing that he had asked Judge Yousaf Ojla for more time to present arguments on whether Mr. Davis enjoys diplomatic immunity.

In addition, an attorney for the religious group Alliance Defending Freedom will present arguments on behalf of the Prince William County's clerk, which has been allowed to intervene in the case, as to why the law should be upheld.

The lawyers for the two groups — the Delhi Network of Positive People and the Indian Network for People Living with H.I.V./AIDS — presented arguments on Tuesday, contending that tenofovir is not a new drug, but a modified version of an earlier drug, and therefore not eligible for a new patent under India's new law.

In the remainder of Book B, Aristotle presents arguments on both sides of each of these issues, and in subsequent books he takes up many of them again.

In recent weeks, the council has simply stonewalled requests from the elected reform commission to fund voter education panels that would present arguments on both sides.