Sentence examples for representative arguments from inspiring English sources

We can therefore proceed to examine some representative arguments used by these thinkers, to see how their cases were constructed.

Its aim was instead to probe public attitudes more comprehensively, and so it supplied respondents with neutral information about how funds are currently being spent while exposing them to carefully-drafted, representative arguments made by advocates in the contemporary debate.

We find a number of flaws in petitioners' argument that Representative Dobbins' statement is clear proof of Congress' intent.

U.S. Military Bases Representative Ron Paul's argument during the debate for closing American bases overseas goes to a critical question in defense strategy: In the long run, is it more or less expensive to keep troops "forward deployed"?

After making the gay rights argument, Representative Frank turned to federalism.

Mr. Norquist further noted that Ohio Representative Steven LaTourette's argument, upon his retirement, that the pledge was a one-term commitment didn't "pass the laugh test".

British oil industry representatives used similar arguments, according to minutes of a stakeholder peer review meeting at the European Commission's Joint Research Centre.

Mr. Norquist rejected New York Representative Peter King's argument that the tax pledge, which Republicans are coerced into signing when they run for Congress, is only valid for that term and does not apply to an entire career.

The governing bodies' letter, delivered to the home addresses of the Ofcom chairman, Colette Bowe, and the board after their representatives felt their arguments were given short shrift by the chief executive, Ed Richards, warned of "serious consequences for the sports sector".

In a lengthy legal argument in March, camp representatives put forward arguments for why they should stay based on the 1707 Treaty of Union and the Declaration of Arbroath.

The industry representatives accepted my arguments as they did my emphasis on the need to concentrate on fisheries for human food, as being much more economically justisfied.