Sentences with phrase «primary argument used»

As you can see here, here, here and here, the primary argument used against it was that rich people were going to move.

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If the argument is «those dastardly Tories will now defeat us on electoral reform because they will say we have these shiny new primaries», then I don't see what use this one is either.

I haven't heard anyone use a communitarian argument in favour of primaries.

This doesn't mean they're bad / invalid arguments, or that there aren't more secular people who use these arguments as a primary reason, just that in general the religious argument is the most common / important in discourse about this topic.

The ability to visualize primary sources and information presents a new opportunity for digital scholarship, using data to support inquiry and argument.

I don't think that the existence of cheating «gives tacit support to arguments that standardized testing should not be used in evaluating teachers or for systemic reform,» it seems to demonstrate the problems that occur when reformers use low quality, and poorly administered, standardized tests as the primary measure of teacher quality.

In this center, focus on students» ability to analyze primary sources and use them to create evidence - based arguments.

He'd also like to explore the use of the program in social studies and math as a resource for writing with informational text, writing arguments, and using primary source documents.

The history / social studies sections lay out ways, by grade, to analyze texts, use primary sources and develop arguments and points of view.

I recall when I was in primary school the kids use to get in to arguments about whether Super Mario World of Sonic The Hedgehog was the better game.

Her primary argument was in defense of defining herself as a painter, which is how she began working as an artist, and to which she still lays claim despite using performance and film as her primary media in much of her later work.

I would think the primary manifesto of a scientist is to use scientific reasoning and arguments.

First, there are compelling arguments not only for admitting but also for excluding the public; second, academic libraries admit or exclude the public based on their individual circumstances, such as budget, staffing level, and location, that is, whether the sheer number of people in the community using the academic library threatens to overwhelm the primary patrons the library has been created to serve.

Creating a focused skills list is especially useful if you are near the beginning of your career, because when you have less relevant work experience to rely on, you can use your skills to make the primary argument that you are a good fit.

Moreoever, the dissing and dismissing here of research on primary caregiver and attachment theory, and the substantial bodies of work on mammalian mother - child relationships, is amazingly specious, given they even are used right above in this article to bolster the attachment arguments where convenient.