Argument:1. In the UK 84 per cent of pupils in year 10 stated that they had intentions to stay on in further education .
2. If these countries can already bear the extra cost without economic collapse , it should be possible for others to cope as well .
3. Doing so increases the economic potential of the future workforce , and so will bring increased tax revenues in the long term to more than cover any initial costs .
4. Although some countries would experience a more dramatic change than others , it is worth noting that in many states a very large majority of young people voluntarily stay in education beyond the end of compulsory schooling -LRB- e.g. France , Germany and Japan -RRB- .
Claim: Raising the school-leaving age is a crucial investment in society's future


Sentences: 1. The Grand Inga provides a project that can potentially benefit everyone in the country by providing cheap electricity and an economic boost .
2. DR Congo has been one of the most war ravaged countries in the world over the last two decades .
3. This then will provide more money to invest and to ameliorate problems .
4. It will also provide large export earnings ; to take an comparatively local example Ethiopia earns $ 1.5 million per month exporting 60MW to Djibouti at 7 cents per KwH comparable to prices in South Africa so if Congo were to be exporting 500 times that -LRB- at 30,000 MW only 3/4ths of the capacity -RRB- it would be earning $ 9billion per year .
5. Woldegebriel , E.G. , Ethiopia plans to power East Africa with hydro , , 29 January 2013 , Burkhardt , Paul , Eskom to Raise S. Africa Power Price 8 % Annually for 5 Years , , 28 February 2013 ,
6. The project can therefore be a project for the nation to rally around helping create and keep stability after the surrender of the rebel group M23 in October 2013 .
What claim can be made from these sentences?
Will enable the rebuilding of DRC


This House believes social deprivation causes crime.
Claim: People who are destitute are more likely to turn to crime in order to satisfy basic living necessities.


Question:
Summarize the argument implied by these sentences. 1. The terrorist attack on 9/11 , the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq , and the Israel-Palestine conflict had already set the stage for increased cultural animosity in the prior few years , and this was added fuel to the fire that resulted in violent attacks on Danish embassies around the world .
2. Printing the cartoons caused the severe exacerbation of already existing tensions between Muslims and Western communities in Europe and around the world .
3. Organized terrorist groups like the Al Qaeda network led by Bin Laden threatened violence against America and the European Union .
4. As a result of this , innocent people died in riots in Afghanistan and Pakistan when riot police stepped in .
5. Regardless of the original intention of the editors , they should have been able to see the controversy that would result and the likely practical outcomes of this and so restrain themselves from publishing .
6. Not only did this cause an emotional impact among Danish and European citizens as a result of increased worries of terrorist attacks , but given the number of terrorist plots that have cited the cartoons controversy as part of their inspiration , there is good reason to believe that the Denmark has become a less safe place as a result .
Answer:
Violent reactions to the cartoons could have been predicted and should have been avoided


Question: What claim can be made from the following pieces of evidence?
1. A cut of 100M has meant this number has dropped from the 849 organisations that were granted funding in the previous application process .
2. The Arts Council is responsible for the funding of cultural venues , theatres , galleries and performing arts groups , and this cut to its budget demonstrates the depth of repercussions that occur when the arts cease to be subsidised .
3. If we accept the term ` arts ' to cover museums , galleries , theatres and musical and film projects , then it is clear that without public funding in many countries a large proportion of arts organisations would be lost .
4. Taking the UK as a prime example of what happens when funding for the arts is cut , we can see that of the 1333 companies which applied for funding from Arts Council England in 2010 only 695 were successful .
5. BBC News , 2011 , accessed 31/5/11 .
6. There is also evidence to suggest that the American system of philanthropic donations simply doesnt work in the UK , as investment in the arts by the business sector was shown in figures released in January 2011 to have fallen by 11 % .
7. Alan Davey , 2011 , accessed 31/5/11 .

Claim: The cutting of arts subsidies results in a reduction in artistic output of all kinds.


Sentences: 1. This is particularly prevalent bearing in mind the consequences it will have on the individual , their careers and even potential children .
2. This process of covenant marriage gives the couples back the notion that marriage is not just a legal contract but a well thought-through decision .
3. Actually to a 2006 survey of 2134 women , 31 % thought marriage is no longer relevant in todays society and 71 % of couples thought that marriage happens too many times without thinking it through first .
4. The problem in todays society is that marriage has become for many people a piece of paper ; they sign and , just as easily , terminate when things go wrong .
5. Issues such as how to raise children , how to split housework , and financial matters are discussed and explored with the counselor .
6. Through the premarital counseling by a trained counselor that is a requirement of covenant marriage enables the future husband and wife to get to know each other well .
What claim can be made from these sentences?

Covenant marriage create the awareness of a special bond and mature choice between the parties to a marriage.