Sentences with phrase «key arguments used»

One of the key arguments used in opposition to cryptocurrency is the lack of real - world value.

There are many «follow - up» arguments, but the key argument used by the rational skeptics of the IPCC CAGW premise is simply that it has not been corroborated by empirical scientific data, derived from actual physical observations and / or reproducible experimentation.

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He dismissed many of the key arguments that DraftKings and FanDuel have used to support the idea that their games are not illegal gambling.

A cornerstone of Lakshman Achuthan's argument is that four key indicators used by the NBER to make official recession calls are, as he put it, «rolling over.»

A key part of Trump's argument during the 2016 campaign was that he was an excellent manager, someone who would hire «the best people» and use his business acumen to fix Washington.

According to logician Trudy Govier, «The fallacy of equivocation is committed when a key word in an argument is used in two or more senses and the premises of the argument appear to support its conclusion only because these senses are not distinguished from each other.»

Throughout all the twists and turns of the badger cull debate, a key argument the government has used to justify the case for culling has been the apparent success in reducing TB in cattle as a result of killing badgers in the Republic of Ireland.

These are the arguments we need to be using; it has to be about cuts impacting on the delivery of key public services, services that people all too often take for granted and that they don't yet realise they're set to lose unless they're prepared to fight for them.

It's also being used as one of the key arguments for the paleo community.

Activity on the religious settlement notes - students are provided with key arguments and have to substantiate, explain and analyse as appropriate, using pages 1 - 13 of the handout.

Once the card sort has been finished, your students could then have a go at answering the key question, using the headings as the opening points for their paragraphs and the examples that have sorted to support their arguments.

Things have exploded in the argument of traditional publishing versus self - publishing versus agent publishing versus using those little gray guys at Area 51 publish you... The key for a writer is to sort through all the facts, opinions and flat out lies being thrown about, figure out their own situation, decide where they want to be as an author in the future, and then smartly and courageously choose their own path.

«One single proof» is a deceptive rhetorical flourish used primarily by denialists designed to apparently negate a preponderance of circumstantial evidence by claiming that without a specific key proof, the whole argument is invalid.

«In this presentation, we consider the reasons for the left's alarmist statements on energy production, and we examine Epstein's key arguments and explain how a turn away from fossil fuel use would ultimately be disastrous to humanity — especially the poorest of the poor.»

In it, they explain, using non-technical language, all the key sceptical arguments on this issue, and the latest evidence.

They may attempt tp address some key issues in a roundabout way but they are not framed into the kind of arguments I would use against warmers and bear little or no resemblence to my understanding of the sceince.

The key to better oral argument is to get away from your outline and use a more «modular» approach when preparing.

Try to get oral argument on a motion, even if that's not the usual case, and use such argument as the opportunity to get out your points, perhaps (contrary to general practice) bringing copies of key cases with you to the argument with important sections highlighted and tabbed, and try to give those to the judge or her court attorney.

However, using it means much more than simply having access to, or holding data for its own sake; the value of accessing this volume of data relies on the effective analysis and interpretation of the content, to discover the key arguments, cases and documents for the matter at hand.

Two further key points of the Unison judgment dispel arguments commonly used to justify all fees: the need to save the taxpayer from the burden of paying for services from which they do not derive a benefit, and the need to discourage frivolous claims or a «litigation culture».

«This was the first time these two key legal arguments had been tested in court under the form of contract widely used in the industry», O'Brien added.

Part three looks at several key judges — Thomas Ruffin of North Carolina and Joseph Lumpkin of Georgia — as well as some less - well - known judges and lawyers, to see how they used proslavery arguments as part of their decisions on issues from criminal law to torts, to emancipation and trusts.

Rate at which Alleged and Adjudicated Batterers Win Custody [liznote: The father's rights «critique» disputed the documentary's statements about the rate at which alleged and adjudicated batterers win custody, using misleading and flawed arguments, and also was written with an overall tone that appears to be posturing as a neutral scholarly - sounding or even official assessment, such as purporting in the critique to be making «key findings.»

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For parents of adolescents, the ability to adapt to dramatic changes in adolescent physical, cognitive, and affective functioning and related behaviors (e.g., increased arguments and quest for autonomy) may be the key to avoiding disruption of their parenting and may increase parental well - being and reduce adolescent behavior problems and drug use.