But others said the university must remain neutral when it comes to speakers, first to underscore the argument it makes for free speech.
Paul Telegdy, the executive in charge of reality programs for NBC, underscored the argument, citing the opportunity to promote NBC's coming series while competitors are pulling in only a fraction of the number of viewers.
Several lawmakers appearing on the Sunday talk shows underscored the argument frequently heard from the Obama administration — that arming the rebels carries a serious risk that lethal weaponry will end up in the hands of Qaeda sympathizers, and could possibly help them seize control of Syria.
This figure is approximately 5.6-fold larger than that for California (6.87 × 10−4) and 28.7-fold larger than that for Italy (1.34 × 10−4), underscoring the argument that sufficient numbers of earthquakes are expected to be observed in the Japanese laboratory.
The issues of basing and cost only underscore the argument that a new generation of U.S. missiles may not be the optimal policy choice, particularly in a time of constrained defense budgets.
As much as the spending requests raise questions about the ideological consistency of the freshmen Republican class, they also underscore the arguments Democrats have been making during the height of deficit-reduction debate: The government plays a vital role in activities that the private sector often avoids.
At minimum, they underscored that the argument to move was not totally persuasive.
Krisch suggests that the heterarchical and uneven terrain of global legal orders actually allow these values to come to the fore, and underscores this argument through case study analysis of the European Human Rights regime, UN Security Council rulings on terrorism, and genetically modified food governance.
The complexity of miR-100 function in the tumor microenvironment underscores this argument by its potential for inhibiting mTOR expression which is required for proliferation of Apc-deficient tumors in mouse models (Faller et al., 2015).
A West Bank flare-up in the coming weeks would underscore the Palestinian argument that the US needs to step up as mediator.
By contrast, Mr. Bush's brush with the law had nothing to do with the story he was telling about himself as a competent manager, nor did it underscore the central argument that Democrats were advancing about him (because, really, there wasn't one).
