Sentence examples for swift argument from inspiring English sources

McDowell 1976 227 88 suggests that this swift argument "contradicts the most characteristic expositions of the Theory of Forms, which indicate that the title 'knowledge' should be reserved for a relation between the mind and the Forms untainted by any reliance on perception".

The third letter openly incorporates Swift's argument that political authority stems from the consent of a population.

"With policymakers waiting to see hard data on the state of the economy before considering more stimulus, the slump in the PMI will provide a powerful argument for swift action".

Since then, George Bush and John Kerry have wrangled over some details of the combat but the campaign has recently spent far more time on a phoney argument over Swift boats, Vietnam medals and Alabama National Guard records.The main reason for this is that Mr Kerry has been all over the place on Iraq: you could barely tell why he voted for the war or what he would have done differently.

The mess provides yet another argument for the swift and orderly exit of American troops from Iraq and the even swifter withdrawal of all the private armies Washington employs there.

The American success in the counterterrorism campaign would seem to bolster arguments for a swift withdrawal from Afghanistan — an issue the administration is currently examining.

It's an utterly convincing argument for making punishment swift and certain rather than severe.

Two more voices could join the choir: the now sovereign nations of Libya and Tunisia, who could use proximity — and maybe a bit of swift flag-planting — as an excellent argument for ownership.

Closing arguments in the case were swift, with Cleary suggesting premeditation and J.R.'s lawyer, Tim Foster, downplaying his client's involvement, painting her as more of a victim than a cold-blooded killer.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday delivered a swift and decisive rejection of the Securities and Exchange Commission's argument that it should operate under a more forgiving statute of limitations in pursuing penalties in fraud cases.

Mr. Keller said the "central argument" senior officials gave against publishing the Swift article was that international bankers would stop cooperating.