Sentence examples for to explore the arguments from inspiring English sources

Is it heresy to explore the arguments of the racist?

In its ruling to extend the ban on gay marriage while legal action is underway, the three judges revealed that they wanted to explore the arguments that those bringing the appeal lack "standing" – legal status – to take the case to court.

After the seminar, we reviewed existing curricula and materials on the subject developed in other countries to explore the arguments and explanations that established the permissibility of family planning in Islam.

Instead, this show complies with a general mainstream media failure (with some notable exceptions) to explore the many complex arguments against Recognise within Indigenous Australia – arguments that bear no relation whatsoever to Bolt's assertion that recognition addresses "racism by imposing an even more explicit racism".

This paper utilizes the development of the Israeli industry to empirically explore the argument of the horizontal technology policies (HTP) framework on the impact of neutral science and technology policies on industrial development.

As we said in the introduction, our aim is to explore the limits of the arguments that allow to prove the factorization theorem regarding the structure of the Banach lattice where the operator is defined.

In what follows we explore the arguments in favour of and against allowing children to consent to research participation and how they might apply to these two cases.

BioShock was set in the fictional city of Rapture, which was intended to be a dystopia, a device to explore the kind of philosophical arguments set out by authors like George Orwell and Ayn Rand, according to creative director Ken Levine.

Our aim is to review the knowledge of these vaccines for persons aged 50 and older and explore the arguments for expanding current vaccination programmes beyond just influenza.

For over an hour after his lecture, students met with McAfee to explore the consequences of his argument.

To explore the first, convention-based argument, let us consider a thesis of Meir Dan-Cohen's, with a similar structure to that of Raz, but with a very different, indeed inconsistent, conclusion.