Argument:1. Respecting the decision of the Palestinian people is not the same thing as liking their choice or rewarding it with aid .
2. A terrorist organisation such as Hamas may be democratically elected , but that does not mean we have to fund its government .
3. Showing our clear disapproval of terrorists in government sends a clear message for future elections both in Palestine and in other countries .
4. The Palestinian people should realise that a vote for Hamas or any other terrorist organisation is a vote for international isolation .
Claim: The outcome of the Palestinian elections should not be rewarded with aid.


Sentences: 1. Women have to be given the same opportunities as men , in the army in order to have the same opportunities they have to be exposed to the same risks .
2. There is a fundamental principle that men and women should be considered equal in all walks of life ; and as such should both have an equal role in the military , including being in combat .
3. Not allowing combat roles for women has an unfortunate side effect of increasing inequality in terms of ranks .
4. Combat duty is necessary or highly beneficial for promotion to senior officer positions in many armies .
5. If women can not serve in combat , very few will ever reach the highest ranks of the military ; this creates a glass ceiling that will be very hard to break without this change to allowing women to serve in combat .
What claim can be made from these sentences?
There should be equality between men and women.


This House believes that the Church of England should be separated from the British state.
Claim: Separation would show acceptance of other religions.


Question:
Summarize the argument implied by these sentences. 1. Raising the driving age by a year or more will greatly reduce these accidents and deaths .
2. In 2008 alone in the USA there were 6428 fatalities involving young drivers and passengers aged between 15 and 20 .
3. Raising the driving age will cut the number of accidents on the roads .
4. Human life is precious and whilst driving remains one of the most dangerous things people do on a day to day basis , we must do everything reasonable to prevent deaths .
Answer:
Every study carried out in this field shows that younger drivers are more likely to be involved in serious accidents - raising the age would make the roads a safer place.


Question: What claim can be made from the following pieces of evidence?
1. By enshrining much of this creative jurisprudence in a democratically ratified constitution , the EU can assert and emphasise its status as a democratic entity , rather than an elite-driven process separate from the citizens of Europe .
2. The ECJ has often been accused of judicial activism in over-stepping the legitimate boundaries of courts in a democracy .
3. Many commentators have noted the efforts of the ECJ to constitutionalise many principles such as the direct effect and supremacy of Community law over the domestic laws of member states and the increasing protection of human rights The ECJ is often overstepping its bounds when it comes to applying and interpreting the treaties .
4. The European Court of Justice -LRB- ECJ -RRB- has long treated the founding treaties as the constitutional documents of the European Union .

Claim: The ECJ has often been accused of over-stepping the legitimate boundaries of


Question:
Summarize the argument implied by these sentences. 1. They have successfully prosecuted some individuals for these crimes and it should be left to Kenya to deliver justice for itself .
2. Kenya has a functioning judiciary and police force .
3. Kenyans overwhelmingly see the ICC is imperialist , and 61 % want the ICC to terminate its case against Kenyatta .
4. There have been several cases brought before the courts .
5. Nebehay , Stephanie , UN urges Kenya to probe violence after 2007 elections , , 26 July 2012 , Wanyama , Henry , Kenya : 61 Percent of Kenyans Want ICC Cases Dropped Poll , , 1 February 2014 ,
6. If and when Kenyas leaders should be tried should be left to the domestic judiciary to decide .
Answer:

Kenya can prosecute these crimes itself