Argument:1. One of the main forms of gender-based violence includes violent acts carried out by husbands or partners .
2. Women become accepted as , and confident , decision makers within their homes as titling redistributes power within households .
3. Evidence shows the provision of land titles reduce risks to female health and vulnerabilities to violence .
4. Women may be more likely to remain in an unhappy , dangerous , marriage without changes in property legal systems .
5. Additionally , returning to the case of Kenya , FIDA have reported how a woman 's choice to divorce her partner often leaves many property-less .
6. Women are less likely to be forced into unsafe sex , following the death of their husband or divorce , to occupy the land .
7. Land titles are therefore a means of tackling gender discrimination and providing freedom of choice on how women can act .
8. Due to gender norms widows are forced into traditional cleansing rituals , rape and forced marriage , in order to hold onto physical assets and inherit their rightful land from in-laws .
9. Research in Kenya has shown titles will reduce the risk of spreading HIV/AIDS and rape .
10. Furthermore possessing a land title enables safer sexual relations by offering legal protection .
Claim: Land titles will help end violence against women.


Sentences: 1. Britain has introduced support for a number of non-Christian faith schools that both respect and encourage the faiths and cultures of its students , many of whom are first or second-generation immigrants .
2. As such , we should not penalise such unfortunate people but rather allow them to continue to practice important cultural practices .
3. It is a matter of luck whether we are born in a country with lots of opportunities , or are forced to travel if we wish to seek a better life .
4. Cultural heritage is often very important to people , particularly to new immigrants who are already feeling the loss of their old ways of life .
What claim can be made from these sentences?
People should not have to sacrifice their culture because of an accident of birth.


Obama vs. Romney: Should the United States scale back the War on Drugs?
Claim: Judicial and Penal reform is needed


Question:
Summarize the argument implied by these sentences. 1. When we only get homework occasionally we will consider that piece more important and a better use of time .
2. Studies done on this come to different conclusions so teachers should only set homework when they are sure it is needed .
3. No matter how engaging the teacher is in class homework will almost certainly be stressful , boring and tiring .
4. Especially if we get too much homework it can take the enjoyment out of learning .
5. We know that there is no direct link between how much homework is set and grades .
6. It is simply much harder to make homework engaging and interesting as it is often done on our own .
Answer:
Homework puts students off learning


Question: What claim can be made from the following pieces of evidence?
1. 10 October 2012 , ibid Kass , D. FCC Chairman Wants Ultra High Speed Broadband in 100 Million US Households by 2020 .
2. Huffington Post .
3. Uneven or non-existent penetration of broadband is a major drag on economic progress .
4. Information technology is critical to the success of contemporary economies , with even the simplest business ventures .
5. The state providing these services would guarantee a high quality of service , and penetration across the country , linking all citizens to the network .
6. The private sector has been unable to effectively adapt with a holistic approach to the provision of data space and internet speed .
7. As the Western world is left behind by the internet speeds of erstwhile developing states like Singapore , which has almost total penetration of high quality , state-sponsored broadband , it needs to refocus on what can reverse the trend .
8. For a country to compete internationally it needs broadband , and the surest way to provide it , since the private sector has resolutely failed to do so , and where it does provide services , it tends to overcharge .
9. Elgan , M. Should Wireless Carriers be Nationalized ? .
10. Broadband is one of the steps toward the solution .

Claim: Broad-based access to broadband is essential for countries to be competitive and to excel


Sentences: 1. Cases involving international terrorism , drug smuggling or organized crime are the most likely to present such problems .
2. In the infamous trial of Italian anarchists Vanzetti and Sacco , one of the jurors had a bomb thrown at his house , despite a huge number of security measures taken by the Massachusetts government .
3. It is very difficult to carry out trial by jury if people involved in the case continuously attempt to tamper with the jury , or unduly influence its decision .
4. For example , the UK home office has stated that trying to protect jurors from tampering can be extremely disruptive to the jurors themselves , who may in extreme cases need police protection 24 hours a day .
5. If eliminating the jury is the only way to ensure that a -RRB- a trial occurs and b -RRB- jurors are safe , particularly when it is the defendants ' fault that a fair trial by jury is untenable , it may be necessary to do so .
6. 1 .
7. Another example is the 2008 case of a large armed robbery at Heathrow .
8. After three mistrials , which cost 22m and the last of which collapsed after a serious attempt at jury tampering , it was decided that the case would be tried by a judge alone .
9. Clive Coleman , Debating non-jury criminal trial
10. Alan Travis , `` New Threat to Trial by Jury '' 2 .
What claim can be made from these sentences?

It may be necessary to limit trial by jury in cases where there is a real danger of jury tampering or intimidation.