Examples of using Such arguments in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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But why is China bothering to make such arguments at all?
Such arguments do not help reach an agreement in any way.
Mizutori said the time for such arguments had ran out.
But such arguments have little impact in a world where materialism is king.
Some authorities have been trying to make such arguments for some time.
However, such arguments are based on insufficient information and incomplete assessment of ROI.
But the Anthropic Principle should warn us to be beware of such arguments.
It is very easy to demonstrate that such arguments are themselves an expression of opportunism.
But the Anthropic Principle should warn us to be beware of such arguments.
But such arguments are not going over well at HKEX, according to the source involved in the talks.
Children often fantasize and make assumptions about the future,so parents do not always pay attention to such arguments.
In such arguments an attempt is made to place the opponent in a position from which he or she is unable to reply.
However, one has to be careful about such arguments because of what is known as the Anthropic Principle.
Such arguments would be more convincing if people on the right weren't so selective in their indulgence.
It is hard work, enriching the research types ofbrothers/ sisters who can effectively use such arguments.
Congress has heard such arguments before, with respect to China, for example, and is understandably skeptical.
I get many messages with such comments each month,but I simply do not accept such arguments.
Such arguments ignore calls for a move from the endless exploitation of resources to a transformational and circular economy.”.
Russia has been the only major country to speak out on China's behalf in its demand that the U.S. andother countries stay out of such arguments.
Usually such arguments put forward strict parents who want their child not been sitting out all day at the computer, and read books, taught lessons and sports.
Now you are doing this consciously, deliberately, in the allotted evening time, and perhaps you put a lot of effort into it,but over time, such arguments will become automatic for you.
Such arguments are also often rooted in the principle of national sovereignty as a breach of citizen's data could constitute a threat to national security.
As a scholar who works on questions of ethics in the built environment, I have studied how we, as the concerned public,can better equip ourselves to see through such arguments.
Such arguments are designed to gain domestic support by reminding the Chinese people of the country's long period of weakness and humiliation in the 1800s and early 1900s.
God-of-the-gaps arguments have been discouraged by some theologians who assert that such arguments tend to relegate God to the leftovers of science: as scientific knowledge increases, the dominion of God decreases.[ 7][ 8][ 20][ 21].
However, such arguments affect only the Western world- where food, hygiene and medical advances are keeping virtually every member of society alive and able to pass on their genes.
Such arguments do not resonate with a younger generation that has been brought up to believe it can do whatever seems right in its own eyes, effectively becoming little deities, even in matters as profound as life and death.
Such arguments typically debate issues surrounding equal access to a technology, the ability to ensure any new technology is safe, that it is not fundamentally an unfair advantage, and that it doesn't ultimately change the nature of the sport entirely.
I haven't seen any such argument.