Sentences with phrase «to argue for something»

Q: So, you argue for freedom to choose in contributions, but you don't argue for it in investing or distributions?

But to hold my map back and not show it to you; to not argue for it if I think that it's right, would be neither responsible nor loving.

With luck, one of those editors does want it, successfully argues for it on the publisher's editorial board, and the book finds a home.

Different historians will provide different theories and argue for them as best they can.

I was able to get what I wanted without having to drop - kick anybody (or even arguing for it).

Both scripture and tradition so clearly bear witness to this claim that I need not argue for it here.

He has looked miserable on the pitch instead of giving anyone a reason to continually argue for him.

I frequently argue for it in various specific projects.

So certainly it's going to go above 9 percent, and one could easily argue for something like 20 percent.

Whilst some literature is pointing at the side effects of these devices, others argue for them being useful and humane tools (4).

It's called being a vanity press, and I don't think anyone would argue for it as a good model.

Those who argued for it did not argue that it was in fact justified, they argued that war always and everywhere demanded the unjustifiable:

Two caricatured extreme positions of political strategy, held by no - one, are these: a) that voter preferences are entirely fixed, and that the art of political campaigning is to choose where within the spectrum of fixed voter opinions to place oneself to provide the best chance of victory whilst achieving the maximum of one's desired programme; b) that voters can be persuaded of anything if one has truth on one's side and argues for it with sufficient conviction.

Wright then discusses how the rise of historical biblical scholarship has both helped and hurt the Church, arguing for something of a middle - way between anti-intellectualism on the one hand and the glorification of it on the other.

K - 12 has at least five registered lobbyists arguing for them at the legislature today, and although Public School Options appears to have no officially disclosed relationship with a virtual charter, the group is distributing fliers that purport to tell the story of struggling students who saw major turnarounds after enrolling at K12's N.C. Virtual Academy.

Why not instead argue for it on the grounds that it would have the following benefits:

«A lot of the things unions used to argue for they won, and governments have extended those benefits to all Canadian workers,» Sweetman says.

Thanks Bob honey but they are imposters and arguing for themselves dear.

Would He understand that the nature of the internet allows a person to portray themselves any way they want, all the while arguing for Him, would He understand the patronizing manner this person displays, while lying about who they really are?

Paul did, and he clearly argued for it in Romans 8:29 - 39.

Maybe you should stop arguing for him.

We are an ignorant, self - seeking, complacent people who would rather spend all day arguing for something that simply sounds good or trying to defeat something that would threaten the way they live.

We are rumored to be interested in other CBs as well, more likely to be a starter than a prospect and if that is the case then it will be hard to see us follow through with Holding, kinda argues for us to be trying to save a few # # on Holding so we do not spend the money too quick and it can be used on a better CB if we manage it.

Stuart White asks why coalition changed the Red Tory case Phillip: @nextleft I am against a liberalism that does not produce liberty: - individualism and statism but if it does groups that is what I argue for

«No one's saying we should be a slave to it [the manifesto] but, having argued for it very strongly... we've got to use it as a strong platform,» he says.

A growing number of astronomers argued for it to be declassified as a planet, since many similar objects approaching its size were found.

There was Michael Keaton, Christian Bale and Ben Affleck (not that anyone argued for him, other than maybe Matt Damon).

We've argued for them for a long time, but I think people are more open to them now.»

If you can get audit protection for free (or really inexpensively), you could make argue for it.

«Now, it has secretly and illegally co-opted Social Security data to try to argue for something less than the complete cancellation and refund that these borrowers are due.»

One could argue for something starkly American in the efficiency of repetitive geometries, the can - do spirit of materials from the hardware store, and the «in your face» daring of flung lead and near empty rooms.

Our expertise in defending companies against health and safety investigations means we can quickly identify any weaknesses in the case against you and persuasively argue for it to be dismissed or for leniency to be applied to take account of any special circumstances.

Consider as well that documents (e.g., motions, written submissions, factums etc.) argue for you after you've left the courtroom and, at the same time, help build a record for appeal should this be necessary.

Law professor Ben Trachtenberg (U. of MO School of Law) has even written a law review article arguing for it, which Bloomberg Law summed up in a corny motivational - corporate - retreat - style video.

My problem with the people who argue for you to hide is that for the most part you have to CRANE to see anything when this happens.

It seems like I can't argue for it in good faith without using a fallacy or two, yet I can't be expected to become an expert such that I could reasonably draw my own logical conclusions.

Half of the supporters of AV are arguing for it as if it is STV which it isn't and its disingenuous to pretend it is.

In their article, Ellis and Silk pointed out that in certain areas, some theoretical physicists had strayed from this guiding principle — even arguing for it to be relaxed.

And how can Professor Schlesinger argue for the authority of «our deep seated preference» on secularist grounds with any more weight than the many more Americans who would argue for them on religious grounds?

He charged his attorney didn't argue for him to get less time than the 24 months he was sentenced to, and didn't make it clear he'd be paying over $ 70,000 in restitution.

What would Jesus think of a hypocrite that would argue for Him, and then give false testimony concerning themselves?

«I don't think Jesus needs a lawyer, and I don't think He needs a bunch of people to argue for Him,» he says.

Those who aren't are the ones that continue to argue for it.