Übersetzung für "Argumentation über" in Englisch

Secondly, I am not convinced about your argument regarding Brazilian beef.

Never have cause and effect been so dramatically reversed in arguments over trade policy.

Ebertin launched into her next area of argumentation.

Calvin would then be negating all of his arguments on submission.

In its arguments concerning the appropriations for payments, the Commission constantly makes reference to the Interinstitutional Agreement.

I will then go on to look at the guidelines for the 1999 budget procedure in - if you do not mind - a lighter tone to make these late hours somewhat more agreeable.

The Apostle Paul concentrates all his great argument on spiritual warfare on that very point.

In essence, this argument is about the proper place for religion in a free society.

A similar argumentation concerning the relation of speed with road safety and environmental aspects is valid also for vans and passenger cars.

At least they are taking a European view, they are looking as far afield as Denmark and Germany to buy what hay they can find to survive, and the transport which brings that in will double the price.

I want to respond to the Nicaraguan delegate even though I did not understand his argument about accent.

For the real theoretical basis for his argument on the party is not that the working class is incapable on its own of coming to theoretical socialist consciousness.

We have discussed the argument of the pope above concerning Jn 7,37-38 where he writes:

This is also where the political engagement is cited in search for how to define the new outline of the possible by offering an argument on the relationship between the mobility and its exclusionary counterparts.

The imam, who increasingly became regarded as 'divinely protected... against all error and sin'[33], was a guide through the mystery of life, making his pronouncements not so much on the basis of sophisticated legalistic reasoning about the Koran as of direct apprehension of the revelation that it contains.

I couldn't find a straight explanation or even some vague approach to an argument about ANY of the pieces that were inside there.

The argument for the intrinsic value of nature, on the other hand, makes no attempt to prove nature's usefulness to human beings.

An extremely wide-ranging argument follows with reference to the semantic contents of the word "blessing", in Hebrew and in Greek. Relying essentially on Gen 24,1 and 35, the author then seeks to demonstrate that the blessing promised to the spiritual descendants or heirs in faith of Abraham - all Christians, that is - also involves health and material prosperity.

However, the study of evidence should also include the study of rational proof, the reasoning about the facts of a case.

Haltern suggests a line of argumentation which goes beyond the current restriction to market aspects – gambling addiction, black markets and associated crime are market imperfections.

The arguments about the protection against danger from Arab and islamic terrorists will suffice to convince the US citizens in the both large political parties, that a US government must maintain the leading position without consideration of "friends".

Conversely, if the deviation of legalism in the party is criticized, the party's enemies use this argumentation to go beyond the correct Marxist-Leninist positions, if possible, to the complete renunciation of all legal work, which in turn gives the legalists a breathing space for regeneration.

Since much of the argument seems to arise over interpretation of the meanings of works of the early Church Fathers, we are presenting the works here, WITHOUT significant commentary or interpretation.

This too is the "veil" over their hearts, as Paul says in 2Cor 3:14-16, where incidentally we find right away, in the last verse, the first indication of the argument that follows below with reference to the conversion of Israel in the Millennium: "But whenever Israel turns to the Lord, the veil is taken away."

It was becoming easier to reason with her about the need for her to complete her homework, though she did it with reluctance and a fear of failure.

But this is precisely is calling a journalist, so that through their own views, using his own reasoning, the authority, to talk about these or other events, yes, giving them a subjective color, because we are all people.

An extremely wide-ranging argument follows with reference to the semantic contents of the word “blessing”, in Hebrew and in Greek. Relying essentially on Gen 24,1 and 35, the author then seeks to demonstrate that the blessing promised to the spiritual descendants or heirs in faith of Abraham - all Christians, that is - also involves health and material prosperity.

This seemingly clever but actually incorrect statement might be made in regard to any democratic institution, including moderate salaries for officials, because fully consistent democracy is impossible under capitalism, and under socialism all democracy will wither away.