Sentence examples for range of arguments from inspiring English sources

In good lawyerly fashion, Wise offers a wide range of arguments on behalf of animal rights.

The bench heard a range of arguments from 10 convicted rioters attempting to have their sentences reduced.

But even hopeless dissents serve a function, Professor Gewirtz said, in "giving the public the confidence that the majority has considered the full range of arguments and has had to answer them".

We aim to achieve this by marshalling a range of arguments demonstrating that the current system is no longer fit-for-purpose, damaging to our high streets and town centres and that it inhibits the sector's ability to invest, create jobs and drive growth".

Advocates of market failure have also been advancing a broad range of arguments for using the government to "nudge" people's behaviour in the right direction.But the fact that markets are prone to sometimes spectacular failure does not mean that governments are immune to it.

This time the Lords made concessions not only to the intense popular interest in the case, but also to its broader legal significance.They allowed human-rights groups such as Amnesty International, as well as some victims of the Pinochet regime, to be represented by lawyers, and the Law Lords were prepared to listen to a broad range of arguments beyond the narrow point of the appeal.

The analysis focuses on the range of argument structures deployed by students, aiming to establish the extent to which particular strategies are associated with the band score awarded for the task.

His generosity in citing the opinions of other critics and poets is such that the reader is immersed in a range of lively arguments and counter-readings inspired by Yeats's work.

There is a wide range of biological arguments supporting the oppression of women.

"People should have access to the range of political arguments and views before they cast their vote," Ms Wood said.

It has been found that a very accurate analytical solution can be derived that is conveniently used in the range of small arguments, μ and ω.