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An ICC Enforcement arm would bring in a higher proportion of defendants in to trial | perspectrum-corpus-1100 |
With ICC Enforcement we would have more violators brought to trial. | perspectrum-corpus-1101 |
The number of defendants and ICC Enforcement are related. | perspectrum-corpus-1102 |
An ICC enforcement arm would be highly detrimental to the relations between the ICC and state parties | perspectrum-corpus-1103 |
The relations of the ICC and state parties would deteriorate if the ICC had its own enforcement arm. | perspectrum-corpus-1104 |
The ICC would wind up clashing with state parties if it had a separate enforcement arm. | perspectrum-corpus-1105 |
An ICC enforcement arm would be unduly expensive | perspectrum-corpus-1106 |
It would be very expensive to implement an ICC enforcement arm. | perspectrum-corpus-1107 |
The cost would be prohibitive to create an enforcement arm of the ICC. | perspectrum-corpus-1108 |
An ICC enforcement arm would make the ICC more credible as an organization | perspectrum-corpus-1109 |
Enforcement is important for others to value the ICC organization. | perspectrum-corpus-1110 |
An ICC enforcement is a necessity if there is to be international criminal justice | perspectrum-corpus-1111 |
We must have international criminal justice through ICC enforcement for good international relations. | perspectrum-corpus-1112 |
ICC enforcement and international criminal justice are valuable to each other. | perspectrum-corpus-1113 |
Creates the perception that the rich are not immune to the consequences of their actions | perspectrum-corpus-1114 |
The rich are now also deterred | perspectrum-corpus-1115 |
Creates the perception that fines are like taxes, rather than a punishment | perspectrum-corpus-1116 |
A flat rate is more just | perspectrum-corpus-1117 |
It is unfair to penalize a higher income with a larger fine. | perspectrum-corpus-1118 |
Fines should be according to crime, not income. | perspectrum-corpus-1119 |
The Schengen Area eases the free movement of goods and people that the EU strives for | perspectrum-corpus-1120 |
Schengen tightens external borders, creating a ‘wall’ around Europe. | perspectrum-corpus-1121 |
Schengen creates an invisible wall around Europe | perspectrum-corpus-1122 |
As the Schengen area gets bigger, it becomes more difficult to police and this increases the risk of rogue elements being able to move freely between countries | perspectrum-corpus-1123 |
It is difficult to monitor the area as it increases in size | perspectrum-corpus-1124 |
There is currently too little supervision over the area because of its increase in size | perspectrum-corpus-1125 |
The Schengen Agreement is both a symbol of and fundamental means of upholding the unity of the European Union | perspectrum-corpus-1126 |
The Agreement helps to promote the stability of the European Union | perspectrum-corpus-1127 |
The Agreement helps keep the European Union intact | perspectrum-corpus-1128 |
Schengen has allowed cooperation in fighting global crime | perspectrum-corpus-1129 |
Schengen helps countries work together to abolish crime | perspectrum-corpus-1130 |
Schengen allows countries to aid each other in their quest to abolish crime on a global scale | perspectrum-corpus-1131 |
The Schengen Agreement is an anachronism of a safer age. | perspectrum-corpus-1132 |
The pursuit of pain for the purpose of achieving pleasure is an immoral act | perspectrum-corpus-1133 |
Decriminalisation will protect practitioners of sadomasochism | perspectrum-corpus-1134 |
Decriminalization will make SM play less dangerous, as people will be able to seek the proper authorities without consequence, if anything goes wrong. | perspectrum-corpus-1135 |
Sadomasochistic practices should be legal between informed, consenting adults. | perspectrum-corpus-1136 |
The criminalisation of sadomasochism infringes on individual liberty | perspectrum-corpus-1137 |
It is not possible to meaningfully consent to sadomasochistic sex | perspectrum-corpus-1138 |
The principle behind attorney-client privilege is declining in relevance | perspectrum-corpus-1139 |
Attorney client privilege need not be sacrosanct in all situations | perspectrum-corpus-1140 |
Sanctions are ineffective because they hurt ordinary people more than leadership. | perspectrum-corpus-1141 |
Sanctions do not harm the right people. | perspectrum-corpus-1142 |
Sanctions are ineffective because they can be counterproductive. | perspectrum-corpus-1143 |
Sanctions cause more harm than good. | perspectrum-corpus-1144 |
Sanctions can backfire. | perspectrum-corpus-1145 |
The veto power was granted legally to the P5 by the other participating states, and therefore the P5 have a right to those powers. | perspectrum-corpus-1146 |
It is appropriate for the veto power to remain in place. | perspectrum-corpus-1147 |
The war is too expensive, so a deal needs to be made to end it. | perspectrum-corpus-1148 |
The power sharing deal would stop a significant financial drain for the countries involved. | perspectrum-corpus-1149 |
The Taliban failed to provide good government for Afghanistan. | perspectrum-corpus-1150 |
We have successful precedents in Iraq and Africa, proving that a power-sharing approach works. | perspectrum-corpus-1151 |
africa and iraq are proof that power sharing works. | perspectrum-corpus-1152 |
the power sharing aproach has been proven successful by irag and africa | perspectrum-corpus-1153 |
Afghan history shows failings of foreign invasion, so this campaign is also doomed to failure. | perspectrum-corpus-1154 |
The Taliban supports terrorist organizations, so they are not to be trusted. | perspectrum-corpus-1155 |
you can not trust the taliban because of their support of terrorist groups. | perspectrum-corpus-1156 |
The Taliban is a cruel and undemocratic regime, and so it should not be given any power. | perspectrum-corpus-1157 |
the taliban should not be given power. | perspectrum-corpus-1158 |
The campaign is unpopular among the majority of NATO countries citizens, so we should solve the Afghan problem in diplomatic way, specifically through a power-sharing deal with the Taliban. | perspectrum-corpus-1159 |
NATO countries have citizens who are weary of the war so they would welcome such a power sharing settlemetn. | perspectrum-corpus-1160 |
The concept of federalism lacks political support | perspectrum-corpus-1161 |
The federal model has proved to be a success previously | perspectrum-corpus-1162 |
Previous federal models have proven to be successful | perspectrum-corpus-1163 |
A federal Europe will protect the cultural diversity of its member states | perspectrum-corpus-1164 |
Protection of cultural diversity is one benefit of a federal Europe. | perspectrum-corpus-1165 |
Existing contributive inequalities within the Union would be amplified by a formal federal system | perspectrum-corpus-1166 |
Formal federalism creates extra inequalities. | perspectrum-corpus-1167 |
A federal Europe will benefit the citizens of its member states | perspectrum-corpus-1168 |
Citizens will benefit from a federal Europe. | perspectrum-corpus-1169 |
Member states will reap the benefits of a federal Europe. | perspectrum-corpus-1170 |
A federal Europe will be a stronger international actor | perspectrum-corpus-1171 |
Europe is stronger if federal. | perspectrum-corpus-1172 |
If Europe went federal, they would have a larger international impact | perspectrum-corpus-1173 |
A federal Europe will ensure that large, multinational businesses remain accountable for their actions | perspectrum-corpus-1174 |
Federalism holds massive corporations accountable. | perspectrum-corpus-1175 |
Moves toward federalism will endanger the stability of the EU | perspectrum-corpus-1176 |
Every nation should be allowed to respect its war dead | perspectrum-corpus-1177 |
every nation has a right to their dead war heroes | perspectrum-corpus-1178 |
Honouring war criminals is wrong | perspectrum-corpus-1179 |
War criminals should not be honored, even after they're dead. | perspectrum-corpus-1180 |
Visits sour relations | perspectrum-corpus-1181 |
Social stability through the use of dictatorships. | perspectrum-corpus-1182 |
Dictatorships can prevent social unrest | perspectrum-corpus-1183 |
Society is put at ease when everyone is as equally under the thumb of the dictator as everyone else. | perspectrum-corpus-1184 |
Dictatorship helps achieve social stability | perspectrum-corpus-1185 |
Democracy acts in the interest of the general population, which is good for development | perspectrum-corpus-1186 |
Dictatorships assure low cost political stability | perspectrum-corpus-1187 |
Dictatorships offer political stability by eliminating competition. | perspectrum-corpus-1188 |
Development occurs when a dictatorship revert into democracy | perspectrum-corpus-1189 |
Democratic rule of law is the best ground for political stability and growth | perspectrum-corpus-1190 |
Democracy lets a country grow naturaly | perspectrum-corpus-1191 |
Dictatorship outperforms democracy in growth and economic develpment | perspectrum-corpus-1192 |
The loger lasting and biggest economic miracles have ocurred under dictatorships | perspectrum-corpus-1193 |
Democracies can't mobilize a country as fast as a dictatorship can. | perspectrum-corpus-1194 |
In order to develop quickly, a dictator must be in power to sped things up. | perspectrum-corpus-1195 |
A dictatorship breeds order and it's a needed step for both development and liberal democracy | perspectrum-corpus-1196 |
Dictatorships breed development and liberal democracy. | perspectrum-corpus-1197 |
Breeding of development and liberal democracy under dictatorial rule. | perspectrum-corpus-1198 |
Dictatorships have a flexibility in economic policy that breeds growth | perspectrum-corpus-1199 |
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