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"If I were to argue for federalism, I would be stoned to death, " says an intellectual.

To its credit, the court did not argue for such protection.

In defeat, Mr Boisclair said he would stay as leader and argue for the PQ to reconsider some of its policies.

indeed, he was "one of the first" to argue for it, while Mr Gates was late to respond, he adds.

Income inequality is often claimed to be a strong determinant of happiness, and this "fact" used to argue for more progressive taxation.

Due to the writer of the view that we do not have to argue for these so-called difficult understanding, to zoom in on its side-effects.

It would make no sense, he would argue for a toy to find a place on House's desk and then suddenly disappear the next episode.

He would give in to his opponent's claim rather than argue for a disputed point.

Advocates of a greater variety of financial services for the poor argue for more balance.

An investment professional can argue for any sort of investment decision by selectively ignoring either point 1 or 2.

How can one credibly argue for more transparency in government in one breath and defend the secrecy of the Federal Reserve in the next?

The group that would benefit by such policies , having such a direct interest in them, will argue for them plausibly and persistently .

Those who still argue for an abandonment of our deficit reduction plan should reflect on the journey this country has taken.

I wouldn't advocate sleeping apart any sooner than I would argue for always sleeping together.

How do propagandists argue for the U. S. drug pricing policy? High prices are essential to funding research on new drugs.

others argue for a system that sets a cap on pollution, and lets polluters trade the right to emit.

Thus Gordon Brown, the UK prime minister, is right to argue for a multilateral approach.

Meanwhile, in private conversation, most German businessmen argue for a pragmatic emphasis on safeguarding the euro.

On moral grounds, then, we could argue for a flat income tax of 90 percent to return that wealth to its real owners.

Yan uses these essays to argue for his notion that relations between states are, or should be, inherently hierarchical.

These two facts together argue for the time-honoured tradition of a chart with stars and black marks.

Perhaps not surprisingly, many American economists argue for the American system of floating exchange rates determined by market forces.

"It's hard to argue for selling industrials at the moment, " he says.

Waters says his team's findings validate those who argue for an earlier colonization of the Americas.

Some techno-nationalists argue, for instance, that "American innovation" should receive preferential tax treatment or subsidies.

This week one of Britain's biggest financial beasts broke cover to argue for the more radical solution.

Some will argue for trickle-down economics: Don't worry about the poor, eventually everybody will benefit from growth.

Some statisticians argue for a tougher standard of proof when researchers are fishing in large data sets.

And then argue for it on the ground of my analyze with regard to some typical inland case of mountain campus.

He is instead likely to argue for trying many different things and erring on the side of overreaction.

We therefore argue for inclusion of geophysical investigations as part of natural attenuation assessment programs.

Others, including the US and Russia, argue for more research in case smallpox returns, possibly as a biological weapon.

A number of scholars argue, for instance, that under the right conditions, this can be beneficial for economic growth.

But the question this raises now is, how does this promise argue for a covenant of works with Adam?

Third, parties of the centre-left should argue for redistributing the spoils of globalisation, not sacrificing them.

Though some argue for rescinding Egypt's peace treaty of 1979 with Israel, they probably would not risk another war.

They argue for the potential of a meltdown in Chinese economic activity.

Some analysts argue for much more to be done for the two-thirds of aboriginals living within Canadian society.

Obama will give a speech to a joint session of Congress on September 9 and may use the rare forum to argue for his retooled strategy.

She had a rejoinder to people who argue for neutrality.

They note unemployment is high across many occupations, and argue for increased investment and aid to local and state governments.

Hence many educators argue for a greater tolerance of foreign accents.

However, he has virtually no political room to argue for a full-blown second stimulus to keep the economy afloat next year.

I therefore mean to argue for the holistic view of language learning or teaching underpinned by the cognitive linguistics.

The monetary and related indicators also argue for the cautious option in short-term policy decisions.

During the trial in January, both sides brought witnesses to argue for and against same-sex marriage.

A high-level U. S. delegation recently traveled to China to argue for increased domestic consumption and exchange rate flexibility there.

But leaders must confront the short-term, narrow and often confused self-interests that argue for delayed or weak action.

Do directors see new risks that might argue for a different approach?

Wilson does more than argue for the rationality of such behaviors.

Many of those who argue for the inevitability of default claim that Greece can never repay its debt.

If an asteroid were headed for earth, they would argue for pre-emptive and aggressive fiscal and monetary policy to neutralize the impact.

He thrived on conflict and sarcasm; he and Allen would argue for hours at a stretch.

Instead, they choose to argue for the doings of Wall Street and Washington.

Firstly, on and argue for the standpoint of finding beauty from the daily life.

Indeed, when their regulations fail, they often use the fact to argue for more power and more regulation.

Others will argue for the right of self expression, or some other right.

Whereas some environmental groups argue for the abandonment of FADs, the ISSF believes this is neither feasible nor desirable.

This idea led Pitanguy to argue for the "union" of cosmetic and reconstructive procedures.

I was a child when I first used words to argue for a tree.

Those who argue for the sustainability of the current bubbly stock market in China often draw an analogy to China's recent past.

They always argue for argument's sake and never reach any conclusion.

Some Fed officials will likely argue for stopping sooner, even as soon as next week's regular policy meeting.

Some people argue for becoming expert first and red later.

In contrast , businesses often use poor economic performance to argue for employee concessions such as wage decreases.

In this case I argue for increased creditor rights.

The results argue for the significance of open structure to the development of the Internet.

and argue for one of them.

Some still argue for such musical powers.

Some students argue for the use of mobile phones in school.

I am not here to argue for or against handwriting analysis.

This is a subject about which we might argue for a long while.

It makes no sense to argue for events of the past.

This is the subject about which we might argue for a long time.

Some argue, for example, that the Establishment Clause prevents all government entanglement with religion.

It is tempting to argue for patience.

They can only make recommendations and argue for them.

Not only legal reasons argue for reform.

We will argue for fuller use of more of the levels available to managers, notably those not yet "culturally available" to many.

In fact, I'm impressed you've still got time to argue for free access to MP3s.

Opponents argue, for example, that such heavy use of European pastiche is turning the metropolitan area into a series of mini-Disneylands.

If your values serve you, hold to them. Argue for them. Fight to defend them.

This is not to argue for laissez-faire.

If you want to argue for parkwide smoking bans based on asthma or on an analogy to noise pollution, go ahead and make that case.

Argue for them.

They criticise absolute emission caps for developing countries and argue for limits based on population or intensity of use.

The early response of historians was to argue for a variety of legitimate epistemological,

And I hope you won't argue for my daughter-in-law to see

doing we explore and argue for how meaning formation and embodied cognition coalesce in cultural frame shifting and provide a tool for

approaches and argue for an agenda of more practical and outcome-oriented studies of

Such militants argue, for instance, that gays can never gain full acceptance in the present social order;

argue for the right to strike

argue for the sake of arguing