Sentences with phrase «dominated by arguments»

If you think that the climate debate is dominated by arguments related to cultural values and not science, indeed you seem to imply this, then it seems you're broadly in agreement with all my posts including this one, none of which advocate or defend any physical climate science or data from any side in the debate.

The Brussels summit was dominated by arguments over energy savings and climate policy, with countries from Poland to Portugal pleading special circumstances and threatening to veto any breakthrough unless their demands were met.

The marathon day - long session was dominated by arguments against fracking and against the way the state has handled the environmental review process.

Not exact matches

The thread of their argument was unclear, but the man was shouting about Moscow and about efforts by the Russian Orthodox Church to dominate the Ukrainian church.

It is thus not necessary for my argument for me to introduce more technical parts of the Whiteheadian scheme such as the difference between a physical entity (an occasion dominated by physical prehensions) and a material entity (a society of physical occasions) and to distinguish correspondingly between the physical properties of individual occasions and the material properties of societies of occasions.

That's true, but when the arguments over the EU are so dominated by fear and half - truths, there'll continue to be people whose concern turns to prejudice.

The point shouldn't be about agreement with the underlying sentiments or arguments; it should be about not wanting a politics dominated, or even significantly contributed to, by those willing to commit violence, against even property, let alone people.

The coming months will be dominated by negotiations, arguments and uncertainty, regardless of the outcome for Britain and the Conservative Party.

Acknowledging that the campaign has so far been too dominated by Cameron, a senior source in the remain camp said voters must be exposed in the next fortnight to «more Labour, more Labour, more Labour, with the possible exception of Ken Livingstone» to make the argument for staying in the EU.

There are, on the other hand, well - established Tory arguments for a reformed second chamber that would provide a more effective check on the legislative ambitions of a House of Commons dominated by the executive.

The argument is dominated by clamorous voices at either extreme of a spectrum, but the public isn't motivated to get involved.

Another argument for outsize action by the established industrial powers, even if it costs more, is that they still dominate emissions, by far, on a per capita basis, as I explored here not long ago.

See, if a remark is aimed at the speaker rather than the speech, the writer rather than what is written, it is by nature in some degree ad hom; whether the ad hom nature of a remark makes a case fallacious has to do with the degree the remark dominates the focus of the argument.

I can see your argument, though the scales of which effect dominates can not be determined by pure reasoning, only by careful observation and deeper study.

Ethical concerns is only one part of the argument as scientific uncertainties = moral dilemmas ie tradeoffs are non trivial argument in an economic climate dominated by peak money.

That speaks to me of scientific integrity, and it is refreshing to encounter it in the climate debate which is often dominated by what might be, at best, called «courtroom integrity» in which antagonists vie with each other to present watertight cases immune to argument and contradiction.

One is the «different voice theory,» the notion that women «will construct different types of arguments than male attorneys, and the male - dominated U.S. Supreme Court will be less receptive to arguments presented by women attorneys.»

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