Sentence examples for primary argument that from inspiring English sources

The alternatives to platonism will be discussed in section 2, but it is worth noting here that the primary argument that platonists give for their view is that, according to them, there are good arguments against all other views.

There is a primary argument that needs to be reconciled before anything else can be discussed.

Justice Borden also questioned Mr. Leydon's primary argument that the residents-only policy violated his First Amendment rights by denying him access to a public forum.

Professor Freedman of Hofstra noted that even if the justices were reluctant to accept the government's primary argument that inactivity can be controlled under the Commerce Clause, there are other grounds for finding the health care law constitutional.

The e-mail added,  "Republican primary voters will also face a historic choice — do they want to nominate a candidate who adopted President Obama's budget approach as governor of Massachusetts?" The criticism of Mr. Romney is intended to undermine his primary argument — that he would be the best person to handle the nation's fiscal woes.

Although Thiel backed away from his assertion that allowing women to vote was a blow to capitalist democracy in his 2009 essay, his primary argument — that perhaps democracy should not exist at all — was left standing.

Still, Mr. Romney will have four days after the final debate to refocus on his primary arguments — that he remains the best equipped to defeat Mr. Obama, and that his business and state government experience is needed in Washington.

One of the primary arguments that emanate especially from the West is that the movement has no rationality to continue, hence it should be disbanded.

In an initial brief from North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper's office, two of the primary arguments that the state made in defending Amendment One were that "North Carolina's laws do not single out 'lesbians and gay men,'" and that North Carolina has a legitimate interest in banning same-sex couples from marrying.

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Their primary argument is that no one can actually control all of the information about oneself that is produced each day.