Sentences with phrase «arguments would apply»

Similar arguments would apply to the NHS or housing.

A hoard of Christians would drive by it smugly nodding their hypocritical heads in agreement, never once considering that the argument would apply to their oh so special brand of religion as well.

1) the Court argument is different: it goes «If the Treaty has a rule on whether a matter is subjuct to judicial review or not, you can't take the issue outside the Treaty» - it stems from EU being not a mere Intl org (where your argument would apply) and it is more like a constitutional limitation (i.e. To modify the rule you have to change the Trety, you can't do that with an intl agreement).

Not exact matches

It's worth noting that Gordon's argument about social responsibility is essentially an argument about the limits that apply to the fundamental moral obligation that lawyers have to faithfully play their role in the larger legal system.

During his earlier visits to factories in Saguenay, Que., and Hamilton, Trudeau said the national security argument the U.S. has made when it comes to considering tariffs makes no sense and could not apply to Canada.

Their arguments were bolstered last month by Trump's interview with the Christian Broadcasting Network, during which he said that Syrian Christians would be given priority when applying for refugee status.

During his earlier visits to factories in Saguenay, Que., and Hamilton, Trudeau repeated his message that the national security argument the U.S. has made when it comes to tariffs makes no sense and could not apply to Canada.

In a terse decision, Judge Gregory A. Presnell of the United States District Court in Orlando rejected the former workers» arguments that Disney and the two contractors had colluded to make false statements when they applied for temporary visas, known as H - 1B, for the foreign replacements.

There is a reasonable — though controversial — argument that this kind of logic applies when much of the world has fallen into recession.

Listen to this quote from Ann Florini, Senior Fellow, The Brookings Institution and ask yourself if it applies to your organization: «NGOs are a bunch of people whose currency of power is information and the ability to make arguments and persuade people to change how things are done... to have that kind of power you have to have access to information.»

J.Hohn, your argument applies for manufacturing industries that use natural resources, or perhaps natural resources like wind turbines and drone peat afforestation that have room to be scaled.

And most of your argument would be in favor of deism, but it starts to fall apart if you apply Abrahamic god.

... well the same logic applys to god... i enjoy dropping these logic bombs on people and see how they react and hope that maybe that logic bomb will eventually set up a chain reaction in their consciousness... or maybe I am an egotistical f c k who just likes to have an unassaiable argument which with to beat others over the head with... maybe I am wrong to do so because the Human Condition is so cold and bleak in its finality that people need the cushion of god to go on with their everyday lives.

No matter how you cut it Theo, once you use the argument of «everything must have a cause» to assume into existence you god, you then have to address why it need not have a cause (and then why that logic can not simply be applied to the Universe itself so as to take your god out of the equation altogether.)

• In France, lawyers defending twenty - seven Roma, or Gypsies, charged with selling child brides and teaching children to steal added to the usual mitigating circumstances argument — they're poor, so they have to steal, and so would you — the claim that France couldn't apply its laws....

[Perhaps the strongest argument against Piper's hermeneutical approach to the New Testament household codes is the fact that the very same hermeneutic has been applied to these passages to justify slavery.

• In France, lawyers defending twenty - seven Roma, or Gypsies, charged with selling child brides and teaching children to steal added to the usual mitigating circumstances argument — they're poor, so they have to steal, and so would you — the claim that France couldn't apply its laws because the Roma didn't recognize them.

This would at least introduce the possibility of approaching the doctrine of analogy without sheer bewilderment, but before reconsidering the argument in these terms, we must first note that the acknowledgment that some terms can be applied to God univocally has very significant consequences.

To apply the same argument to believers that I have applied to the risenness of Jesus, we need a living nonsocial nexus for each deceased person.

If he applied equal criticism to the arguments for and against his position he'd be an atheist.

If you're argument is that something HAS to have a beginning then it applies to your version of the FSM as well.

In short, either Cobb conceives of actualized regions in such a way that my arguments apply to regions directly, or Cobb conceives of regions in such a way that regions have nothing to do with how God is related to occasions in the world and my arguments are then directed to the Doctrine of Standpoint Inclusion.

That Victor's arguments do not apply to a scenario of this sort may indicate that those of us who want an international agreement along the lines of a modified Kyoto Protocol may have a better chance of success than his book suggests.

Of course, even a genre such as rap has different subcategories, and arguments against popular rap stars such as Lil» Wayne may not apply to every rap song.

He noted that the argument would not apply between different parts of England such as London and Manchester.

Richard, That is the same «argument from ignorance» that man has been applying to unknown or non-understood natural processes.

15 I do not mean to argue that there is a «given» to be defended, nor that frameworks are not operative; but only to suggest that the reduction of everything to cultural frameworks can not work in a two - option world, for that reality to which a framework argument can apply would then be missing.

So it is natural for me to assume that something presented as, in his present words, a «version of the process argument» would apply to me.

It seems that there are further basic arguments which Hartshorne could level against Craighead's claim, charging, for example, that it is a fallacy of composition to assert that because we can conceive of the nonexistence of some things we can conceive of the nonexistence of all things.4 Craighead has in fact anticipated that fallacy charge as it applies in this issue (ECCC 122f).

So far as I am aware, process thinkers have not critiqued the traditional Islamic doctrines of God; but the process arguments would seem to be far more devastating when applied, say; to the «occasionalism» of al - Ashari's doctrine of divine power than to the Augustinian or Thomistic notions of God.

If we were to apply this as standard in judging the Islamic world then there would be very little argument that this is a hideous cancer and retrograde belief system that should be relegated to the trash bin of history.

He does offer one argument which would apply also against a panexperientialist interactionism.

As you say, I agree there is more to a striker than goals — but you have to say there is a certain irony though when you look at how little traction that argument gets on here when it is applied to OG.

It's the latter that's the most difficult to account for, to me... given scoring is round by round, cumulative effects would be the main argument for non-tiebreaker value to «generalship», but how do you pick a round to apply that value?

The argument that has applied for well over a century — that in every area of life we need people at the centre to make sense of the world for us and take decisions on our behalf — has collapsed.

While I agree with your overall point that there is a value of differentiating arguments of principle and ultimate values from political strategy and tactics about how to make change happen, I am somewhat sceptical of the implication that a significant problem has been that modern political philosophy has been too pragmatic or applied.

«The imposition of such automatic penalties could have the consequences of making the courts less receptive to arguments that the GAAR applies, because in marginal cases they may consider the imposition of such penalties to be unfair.

Also Scotland has PR and the 2 / 3s rule was established with this knowledge... It does not follow that arguments for Scotland apply to Westminster.

Although it might be subject to argument, this would probably apply even if those breaking away simply called themselves «Independent Labour» rather than legally splitting from the existing Labour Party and resigning their membership.

In discussion of Denham's argument, several responses, such as Stuart White's, took the opposite argument to yours - saying that this was all very well in principle, but New Labour had quite a lot of focus on «rights and responsibilities» at the bottom, in welfare reform, the New Deal and so on, and had been pretty muted about applying that principle higher up.

Everybody would be angry about the drug dealer - the point I was trying to make is that the reciprocity argument applied to him is different in kind from that applied to someone for whom «unearned wealth» accumulates independent of the taxpayer.

But overall too few women apply for seats, especially open seats, and the equalities committee agreed that the arguments for AWS, policy for over 15 years, have to be re-fought and re-won within the party.

«At the hospital, [Travis] reported that she had had an argument with Mr. Spitzer in the hotel room, during which Mr. Spitzer had thrown her down on top of a bed and applied pressure to her throat obstructing her breathing,» according to the documents.

Lib Dem party policy is to support the injection of much - needed private capital, but crucially 51 % would remain in public hands through a mix of mutualisation and direct public ownership; the same arguments for keeping the Post Office network in public hands apply to Royal Mail too, particularly given the pressing need to retain a universal and affordable service.

Some of the above arguments still apply, but I'm not convinced that an independent MP can have his biggest impact by speaking or voting in tightly controlled party votes in the House of Commons, even those directly affecting his constituency (one of the many reasons it's such a shame he won the seat — the people of his constituency needed meaningful representation more than many others).

Similar arguments apply to Ombudsman reports which are often about individual injustices, but occasionally have implications for matters of important national concern.

What would it mean to apply in our daily lives, just for argument, the kind of reductions called for in the Kyoto Protocol on greenhouse - gas emissions?

Burland bases his argument on the condition of the stone cladding: «If the tower had started to lean to the left after the cladding was applied, the cladding would have been very badly damaged.

Our understanding of geophysical, chemical and biological processes has helped narrow the field of possible sources on Mars, and many of the same arguments apply to Titan as well.

If the people involved with these types of articles would apply even a fraction of the effort - toward their own exercise program - that they do in their «argument» against exercise — imagine the shape they could be in!!!