Sentence examples for some common arguments from inspiring English sources
These three premises make it hard for some common arguments about speech and the sacred to fully persuade.
Youth Radio: Some common arguments against DJJ are claims of abusive staff, overuse of solitary confinement, and poor educational opportunities.
Punishment, deterrence and public safety are some of the common arguments used to justify the imprisonment of offenders.
- As a result, the 5 major Islamic schools of thought (Hanafi, Maliki, Ja'fari [Imami], Hanbali, and Shafi) have permitted the practice of coitus interruptus., At this point, trainers synthesized the conversation and discussed some of the common arguments presented against family planning.
Should It be overturned and the 2015 rules restored, it's to their advantage to appear to have never taken advantage of the situation.
One of the most common arguments against the idea is that it's reverse sexism.
A whole chapter of Kaling's new book is devoted to him, detailing their friendship and their most common arguments.
Research the current African-American reparation movement, and create a chart listing the most common arguments for and against reparations.
I, of course, modelled one of the most common arguments back in 1996, when I said that "no one is more privileged than the graduate students".
"But here's a way to liberate Iraq, an easy way, and it will knock off all the most common arguments.
Edwards uses empirical evidence to demolish such common arguments in the college's favor as its reputed benefits for small states and for minorities.
