Sentence examples for puts forward the argument from inspiring English sources

Agency: FCB (Auckland) Director: Steve Rogers This charming advert with a voiceover by Chris O'Dowd puts forward the argument that Ireland ought to provide a great airline because the Irish are blessed with "the travel gene".

He puts forward the argument – through elegantly crafted stories of unknown settlers and famous figures alike – that varying forms of property ownership have a bearing on the different kinds of government to be found in America, Europe, Russia, China and the Arab world.

In these cases, Bolzano puts forward the argument of the greater generality of the grounds relative to their consequences, even though the consequences are simpler.

This essay puts forward the argument that while trade ties as one important channel of bilateral relations that China has embarked with the outside world and particularly with Africa is uneven and lop-sided.

The research paper by Cosla puts forwards the argument that teacher numbers alone are not the reason attainment in Scotland's schools has gone up.

Both the Commission and the member states always put forward the argument that a rupture would be too risky and too costly.

Flint is putting forward the argument that banks need to be able to include derivatives in the ring fenced back to price interest risk.

"We have become more vocal in putting forward the argument that we do need to see this whole effort get under way".

Correspondents from the BBC and Reuters who cover 10 Downing Street said unidentified officials were putting forward the argument that the weapons had indeed existed but were dismantled or hidden beyond discovery before allied troops entered Iraq in March.

Surely no one would put forward the argument that the case to change a law is strengthened if someone becomes so enraged by it that they have allegedly murdered the government official charged with its enforcement.

Democrats on the committee are putting forward the argument that they were misled by officials of the company, Solyndra — an argument that may be impossible for the Energy Department itself to make, since the department has been an observer on the Solyndra board since February.