Sentences with phrase «argue against choice»

That's not to argue against choice, it's just to argue that we do it in a thoughtful way.»

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Collins, a moderate who voted against the GOP's efforts to repeal and replace Obamacare earlier this year, says the bills will offset the impact of the loss of the individual mandate, but experts largely disagree, arguing that the elimination of the mandate will spike health costs and reduce choice in plans.

He argued that a Christian facing problems at work with religious expression needed to consider their position and that they were not discriminated against if they still had «the choice of leaving their job and finding new employment».

Whilst it is hard to argue against increased consumer choice, the current situation is hardly satisfactory.

She hasn't been licensed in years, and spends so much time arguing against women having birth choices that it's highly doubtful she's kept up with current meaningful research.

Elsewhere, we have strongly argued against «the bullet» option but, if truth be told, circumstances are giving us no choice but a one - way choice to reconsider our earlier position and then following that, to shift the goalposts accordingly.

Star Trek: Nemesis pits man against himself in a battle of shared genetics and lifetime experiences arguing that the aspiration to be a better person may be a human quality, but acting on that potential is an individual choice.

Outspoken about her own experiences and pulling from 25 years writing about the industry, Joan Kron argues against secrecy and looks at how female comedians have approached the issue - and their choices - publicly with humor.

Last August, the American Civil Liberties Union won the latest in a series of lawsuits against single - sex public schools in a district where, it argued, children were given no other choice.

Osborne takes a theory of decentralization, autonomy, accountability, and choice, tests that theory against real experience, and marshals substantial data to argue that the new systemic approach is succeeding.

They depict me as arguing against any regulation when my post was explicitly against «high - regulation» of school choice.

In a series of blog posts (I, II, III, IV), Jay Greene argues against the «high - regulation approach» to school choice.

Groups clashed over Shakespeare's intentions and word choice; they argued for and against each other's interpretations.

-LSB-...] a series of blog posts (I, II, III, IV), Jay Greene argues against the «high - regulation approach» to school choice.

In arguing against regulation, Jay writes: «But real education reform requires using the power of choice and competition to provide incentives to create more good and to reduce bad.»

In «Expand Choice, but Keep the Public Interest in Mind,» Nelson Smith argues against Education Savings Accounts.

They summarize arguments against students with disabilities participating in school choice programs and offer counterarguments and nuances, ultimately arguing that well - designed school choice programs are beneficial to students with disabilities.

Even though taking out a personal loan to undergo debt consolidation is a very smart and straightforward choice, many people warn against it, arguing that it only creates more problems and debt.

It is hard to argue against a strategy that produces a better return than most investment choices.

Plaintiffs argue the sheer volume of three hundred total investment choices for retirement investors indicates that defendants failed properly to monitor and evaluate the historical performance and expense of each of these funds, compare that historical performance and expense to a peer group of funds and / or even compare the three segments against one another.

Well it isn't all good, and although pundits argue that 401k loans are a good alternative to commercial loans and definitely a better choice than an outright distribution, a 401k loan goes against the whole principle of retirement investing.

But the dozen people who spoke against the bill, including Petland owners and workers, Retail Association of Nevada members and dog breeders from Missouri, argued the bill is too far reaching and will deprive the freedom of choice for potential buyers.

Up to now scientists have however had little choice but to engage in time - consuming op - ed exchanges, which result in one or two high - profile scientists arguing against the views of an individual who may have no commitment to scientific accuracy at all.

No, what I'm seeing is your «Self - interest argues against many choices that science has led us to recognize as wise».

The Guardian: «Given that sea level has risen faster than predicted, if you're arguing against the dangers posed by global warming, sea level is a poor choice.»

Arguing against the probabilistic causation that exists at the quantum level — and thus evidently for causal necessity, but then also arguing for volition — in which free choice is the is the ability to choose between two potential courses of action in which either may be equally actualArguing against the probabilistic causation that exists at the quantum level — and thus evidently for causal necessity, but then also arguing for volition — in which free choice is the is the ability to choose between two potential courses of action in which either may be equally actualarguing for volition — in which free choice is the is the ability to choose between two potential courses of action in which either may be equally actualizable.

It would be hard to know if this were because Monckton actually won or because of the choice of Graeme Redfearn and Professor Brook to argue against him.

Italy brought an action for annulment against the publication of the two notices, arguing that the notices should have been published in all official languages in the first place and that the choice of the obligatory second language was discriminatory and not founded on objective reasons.

Planned Parenthood of the St. Louis Region (PPSLR), Planned Parenthood of Kansas and Mid-Missouri (PPKM), and the Missouri Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice (MO - RCRC) argued before the Missouri Supreme Court against the Teen Health Endangerment law in November 2006.

Haynes also argues vigorously against asking grandchildren to express a choice regarding grandparent visitation.