Argument:1. McKinley , James C. , In Texas School , Teachers Carry Books and Guns , , 28 August 2008 ,
2. Arming teachers in predominantly rural areas of the USA is therefore a logical and necessary step to protect schools that do not already have dedicated protection .
3. With the law enforcement officers so far away a lot of children could be killed before there could be any possibility of response from any police of law enforcement agencies .
4. Places like Harrold county in Texas have a sheriffs office situated 17 miles away , and unlike more urban areas they can not afford to hire district police officers .
5. Arming some teachers is most urgent in areas police provision is scarce due to diminished funds .
6. All schools and schoolchildren need to be protected yet not all schools are anywhere near a source of protection .
Claim: Not all schools have police available to protect them.


Sentences: 1. All sales would have to go through the environmental agencies of the states ' concerned .
2. Therefore , the confiscated ivory from poachers and small-scale culls would be eligible to be sold on the international market .
3. There would be no limit on the amount of ivory sold , provided that the growth rate of the population remained positive .
4. States that possess elephant populations that are currently growing would be eligible , under the new model , to sell their stockpiled ivory .
What claim can be made from these sentences?
The proposition suggests all nations with sustainable populations of elephants should be eligible to sell stockpiled ivory


This House believes prosecutions help the healing process
Claim: Prosecutions are needed for victims


Question:
Summarize the argument implied by these sentences. 1. By introducing internationally based prosecution , the laws are able to effectively filter down into the domestic system .
2. The international system takes care of powerful offenders who might otherwise not receive a fair trial or be brought to justice .
3. This then allows domestic courts to prosecute those involved in the crimes at a lower level .
4. This has worked in Ivory coast where the former leader was brought to face charges committed at home and also helped stabilize the situation in the country -LSB- 1 -RSB- .
5. -LSB- 1 -RSB- Smith , David , Laurent Gbagbo appears before international criminal court , thegurdian.com , 5 December 2011 ,
Answer:
International prosecution encourages domestic justice


Question: What claim can be made from the following pieces of evidence?
1. Obamas Evolving Take on Meeting with Iran .
2. It would be diplomatically foolish to agree to preconditions that would essentially be the subject of the negotiations and the reason why the negotiations were needed in the fist place .
3. No country is likely to agree to conditions that will significantly reduce its bargaining power once it gets to the table .
4. Klein , Rick .
5. If North Korea agreed to freeze development of its nuclear arsenal , or if Iran agreed to stop its nuclear enrichment programme , once the meeting between the two leaders took place , the position from which they started negotiating would be significantly weaker than the USs .

Claim: Preconditions can damage a country’s negotiating position.


Question:
Summarize the argument implied by these sentences. 1. They also do not make the same contributions to the state as other people do , such as paying taxes .
2. This means that illegal immigrants are actively harming the legal system , the citizens of the country and legal immigrants .
3. At the same time , the number of illegal immigrants is rising every year , with an estimated 11.5-12 million illegal immigrants living in the US alone .
4. These kind of numbers show that the rules on immigration need to come with tough sanctions to ensure that they are not exploited or broken in the future .
5. The only way to stop the problem of illegal immigration is to take a hard-line stance and adopt policies of repatriation .
6. This means that illegal immigrants , after it has been proven through a fair hearing that they have no legitimate reason to stay , will be granted a period of voluntary repatriation , where they receive counselling and help to return to their country .
7. If this does not work , and the illegal immigrant wants to stay , he or she will forced to repatriate .
8. Repatriation is needed because illegal immigrants are residing in a country which is different from their country of origin , without fulfilling the legal requirements to do so .
9. Repatriation is necessary because it targets successful illegal immigrants and ensures a comprehensive immigration policy that aims to reduce illegal immigration .
10. What this policy of repatriation will do , is that it firstly will reduce the number of illegal immigrants in the country , which will lead to a decline of harms caused by them .
Answer:

There needs to be a tough stance to prevent illegal immigration.