Question: What claim can be made from the following pieces of evidence?
1. The only way to incentivize internal pressure is by expressing support for civilian movements .
2. True reform needs to come from pressure within and outside of the state as it did in South Africa .
3. Part of what encourages peoples to stand up for their civil liberties is a feeling of support against their regime from outside actors .
4. Sanctions send a strong message to the people of a country that the Western world is on their side and will not just remain compliant by dealing with an oppressive regime as if it has done nothing wrong .
5. Therefore sanctions can be an important signal of support to a country 's people , which makes them more likely to stand up to their government and create the necessary internal pressure for reform .
6. The leader of the opposition movement , Aung San Suu Kyi , in Myanmar has called for a continuation of sanctions , and in an act of support the US has complied .
7. In the case of the repressive government in Myanmar , the lifting of sanctions would be viewed as a betrayal by the Myanmarese and would reverse any progress that sanctions have helped to achieve .

Claim: Sanctions make clear where a country stands.


Question: What claim can be made from the following pieces of evidence?
1. Not being able to smoke in their home without risking punishment will make it much more difficult for parents to continue smoking , encouraging them to smoke much less or even give up altogether , which will improve their health .
2. This can be seen in reports which show that there was a big decrease in the number of smokers in England after the ban on smoking in public places there , presumably because they didnt want to have to go outside all the time and be away from their friends every time they wanted to have a cigarette .
3. Similarly , many parents will give up smoking to avoid having to leave their children every time they want to have a cigarette or risk being punished .

Claim: Punishing parents for smoking around their children will encourage them to quit


Question: What claim can be made from the following pieces of evidence?
1. Nothing on the internet should ever be accepted uncritically , but Wikipedia has earned its reputation as a valuable starting resource .
2. It is used to good effect by students , teachers , journalists and even judges , among many others showing it is a valued reference source .
3. Experienced users can quickly assess the quality of an article from its written quality and the thoroughness of its references , so they need not accept its content out of hand .
4. Nobody at Wikipedia has claimed that it is a definitive account of human knowledge or a replacement for in-depth research .
5. But it gives a quick guide to an unknown subject and points the enquirer on to more specialist sources .
6. Wikipedia pools information that previously was spread far and wide in cyberspace into one readily accessible location .
7. Enquiries will not and should not end at Wikipedia , but it provides accessible background information as well as links to additional research and publication on a topic and is , therefore , an obvious starting point .

Claim: Wikipedia is an excellent starting point for enquiries


Question: What claim can be made from the following pieces of evidence?
1. Giving all this to an individual child also produces more tangible results than giving to a vast organisation , whose work is can often over-ambitious and more open to corruption -LSB- 9 -RSB- .
2. This includes drinking water , food , education , medical care , shelter and sanitation - often charitable donations are more specific -LRB- they only provide for one of these aspects of life -RRB- .
3. By putting children at the heart of charity programs it is hoped that a stronger foundation will be made for the future - the young people who are helped today can maintain a better lifestyle in the future -LSB- 8 -RSB- .

Claim:
Sponsorship also contributes to all aspects of life.