Sentence examples for which i argue from inspiring English sources

This also facilitates a globally-oriented migrant movement, which I argue is better in the long run.

To address this problem, I suggest the development of objective eligibility criteria, the use of which, I argue, can promote both diversity and independence in the ECJ.

For that I must refer you to my book in which I argue at length that there is a strong biblical case for universal salvation, perhaps stronger than most evangelicals have ever realised.

These songs present us with a workers' culture that commemorated factory disputes and strikes; they also embody tensions in the interface between workers and socialists which, I argue, characterized the ways in which songs imagined urban space.

Towards this end, I discuss a variety of tools to help eliminate the opacity of AI, including codes of conduct, impact statements, and whistleblower protection, which I argue carries the potential to encourage greater endogeneity in civil rights enforcement.

Some of these concerns are addressed in my current book project, in which I argue that colonial subjectivities were formed not by an intense engagement with writers such as Milton and Hume, but rather, through superficial and fleeting relationships with the most mundane of textual forms, such as the petition, almanac, and instruction manual, among others.

Here, photos could be part of the exchanges in which I argued for and against myself.

I recently published an article available here —in which I argued that the International Criminal Court (ICC) should create a public interviewing guide.

This reminded me of a blog I wrote on the Katine site a few years ago in which I argued that we need to rethink the development chronology.

As Dr. Freeman remembers it, the man said: "Thirty years ago I wrote a paper in which I argued that blacks were inherently inferior.

These trips, which I argued were necessary in the face of book deadlines, might well have been avoidable on a practical level.