In chapter one, Daniel Aiken
argues for the single-elder-led-church model.
Opponents
argue that the DOD's proposals would actually affect both active and closed ranges.
Many Norwegians feel that the anti-whaling movement is based solely on emotion, and
argue against convention (and despite the fact that whales are sophisticated communicators, and can learn and respond to more than 50 words) that there is little evidence that whales are more intelligent than many farm animals.
government and many school districts
argue that "under God" is more about ceremony, much like the phrase "In God We Trust" that is printed on the national currency.
Others note that Shanker himself attributed the idea to a retired educator named Ray Budde and
argue that Shanker's role was mainly to disseminate and popularize it.
Proponents of transracial adoption
argue that because black children are more likely to be in foster care than white children, stay in foster care longer, and are more likely to undergo multiple placements, opening the process to adoption across color lines is the answer to the problems of both children and would-be parents.
While conceding that concrete social conditions are important because they furnish the necessary resources, making culture production possible, I
argue that the actual production of ideas takes place within the context of debate and back-and-forth discussions among the proponents of diverse ideas.
Whichever the choice, they must then
argue the analysis before a court, either orally or in written briefs, or both.
The conference kicked off with an address by Lynn Turner, chief accountant for the Securities and Exchange Commission, who argued that a rising number of earnings warnings in recent quarters actually
argue that investors are gaining increased transparency.
Illogically, some
argue that because those of us most active in this fight once backed amending the Civil Rights Act, our support for ENDA is questionable.
In their new book, "The New Corporate Cultures," Deal and Kennedy
argue that today's business leaders in their single-minded pursuit of shareholder interests have created employee distrust, skepticism and fear that have ripped apart once great corporate cultures.
Major senior citizen lobbies have responded angrily to proposals to change the way the CPI is measured, sensing that a conspiracy to slash benefits underlies such statistical "reform." They
argue, quite rightly, that even a cut as small as $8 a month--the typical reduction if the revision goes through--would mean a great deal to those elderly citizens who depend primarily on social security.
persuasively
argue that both the First Amendment and Vatican II's Declaration on Religious Liberty assume a real but limited role for religion in the politics of a democracy.
