And Ali009 reasons

Yes, I think people can debate that not everyone is represented.

Some would argue that's what I do for a living.

It's about his book strap.

Buddhism doesn't argue with reality.

He's been giving Johnny the Boss a lot of arguments lately.

The conflict theorist argues that this relationship is unequal and favors the owners.

I won't argue again, said Cuss.

Nobody could argue with any of these goals. But their formulation is inconsistent.

No one could dispute the frustrations and despair engendered by foreign occupation and domination, by dictatorship and racist regimes, but neither could anyone deny the anguish and guilt felt at the summary executions of innocents.

Third, cynics may argue that the success of this campaign stems from the fact that these weapons were outdated and of limited military value and this treaty just helped to accelerate a process that would have happened anyway.

Counsel therefore argues that domestic remedies have been exhausted.

He therefore argues that an opportunity to cross examine her evidence should have been given.

One certainly can't argue with those numbers.

It's just that he won't want to give it to me. He'll argue.

After all, it is much more difficult to make an argument for market economies when they are under siege.

Surely no one would argue that there are certain physical demands a wife can request of a husband, and Ann asks you that you address these issues right now.

'It's really dreadful,' she muttered to herself, 'the way all the creatures argue.

Some now argue that large scale engagement in Afghanistan was a mistake.

John Searle argues vehemently (and in my opinion cogently) against universal constructionism.

And if anyone wants an argument, I got two good ones!

Some now argue that large scale engagement in Afghanistan was a mistake. But, in the mirror of history, we can see that the greater mistake has been to abandon the country altogether.

Human development proponents argue that economic growth is insufficient to expand people s choice or capabilities, areas such as health, education, technology, the environment, and employment should not be neglected.

The paper Development and Security by Frances Stewart argues that security and development are deeply interconnected.

In Proposition 18 he argues that there are no further convex regular polyhedra.

Some argue that we face a dilemma every time a country emerges from conflict. They argue that the pursuit of justice clashes with the pursuit of peace.

Nonetheless, that's how it was presented, and at trial nobody even argued it.

And a few philosophers and mystics might argue that even our own universe is an illusion.

Now Edward de Bono argued that our brains are pattern matching machines.

Others argue that China s government is simply losing its grip over local authorities.

Iraq also argues that Saudi Arabia has overestimated the costs of the proposed preserves.

But it seemed like there was some instigation going on, some debate on the actually course of events.

Some nationalists argue that the nation was always there, indeed it is part of the natural order, even when it was submerged in the hearts of its members.

However, proponents of the capabilities approach argue that income is easier to misrepresent, and moreover, fails to target the root causal factors of poverty.

They can stretch. They can tear.

Some proponents of meat eating argue that the current mass demand for meat has to be satisfied with a mass production system, regardless of the welfare of animals.

You can cover it up. You can build a fire.

He argues that Frank Jessup's mechanical skill and knowledge was necessary to transform the automobile into a murder weapon.

One of Jules Verne's characters, a fanatic and a dreamer, argues for the construction of a rocket to the moon,

You can smell them. You can get a feel for them.

Would, could, should, or would, should, could.

What can I tell her?

And we released the film at the same time that the Congress was debating the renewal of the Violence Against Women Act.

To hear him tell it, all I ever did was challenge him or argue with him.

He then states that social constructionists argue that we should refrain from making absolute judgements about what is true and instead state that something is true in the light of this or that theory.