Sentence examples for useful arguments for from inspiring English sources

They present useful arguments for the ethical treatment of non-human animals.

Therefore, further research along these lines can be recommended in order to provide useful arguments for future standard-setting projects addressing the management report/MD&A.

This is a useful argument for Republicans, nicely encapsulated in what Henry Blodget described as "the chart that will get Obama fired".

Brower and Chalk's book is a powerful and useful argument for the urgent need to integrate and streamline public health and national security strategies.

The knowledge that cough symptoms may indicate smoking-induced peripheral airway obstruction and probably an increased risk of developing COPD 25 may provide a useful argument for smoking cessation and when applicable also an argument regarding avoidance of occupational exposure.

Internationally, the challenge of managing long-term conditions may be an useful argument for both primary and secondary care specialists, campaigning nationally to encourage governments to prioritise respiratory care and locally to ensure that the needs of respiratory patients are met [ 17].

This is, of course, a useful argument from a chief executive whose company is all about making powerful chips for wireless devices.

Elmy recommended she contact Charlotte Carmichael Stopes for additional useful arguments.

The Republic is preparing to switch to the two-grade Bologna system (bachelor and master) and curriculum revision commissions are now working to develop new state standards" explains Dr. Abdygany Khalilov, the journalism dean of the National Kyrgyz State University, "two of us here are members of the commission and we hope to bring with us strong arguments for this useful course".

We are fully aware that costs are not the only thing that matters, but, at a time of increasing pressure on health care costs, we deemed it important and useful to consider the economic arguments for and against the use of interpreters as part of a portfolio of measures to reduce health care inequalities.

Section 9 is a quick overview of very recent work on ontological arguments: For a useful discussion of the history of ontological arguments in the modern period, see Harrelson 2009.