Again, on that assumption, fiduciaries have a compelling reason on financial grounds alone to divest these holdings before the inevitable correction occurs.
Finally, they have a compelling reason.
Give a compelling reason for signing off.
Far from it, Labour has thus far refused to confirm that this number cruncher has been hired at all, on the compelling ground (see Wee Dougie Alexander, above) that "we never comment on staffing matters".
★ Kyle Abraham, Marjani A. Forté and Samantha Speis (Thursday, through March 24) In the first six weeks of Danspace Project's Platform 2012: Parallels — a compelling series grounded in the question "What is black dance?" — some artists have engaged heatedly with the topic of race, while others have addressed it at a cool distance or seemingly not at all.
★ Kyle Abraham, Marjani A. Forté and Samantha Speis (Friday and Saturday) In the first six weeks of Danspace Project's Platform 2012: Parallels — a compelling series grounded in the question "What is black dance?" — some artists have engaged heatedly with the topic of race, while others have addressed it from a cool distance or seemingly not at all.
At the end of February, following the Lausanne audit, the governing body took the unprecedented step of referring Astana back to the licence commission – a four-man body presided over by Pierre Zappelli, a former Swiss High Court judge – stating an initial audit contained "compelling grounds to refer the matter to the licence commission and request the Astana Pro Team licence be revoked".
The trouble with outsourcing Correction ReprintsJim Mulva, ConocoPhillips's boss, outlined some compelling grounds for a corporate divorce.
As Charles Jones (1999) writes, "Unlike Rawls … I see no reason to restrict our moral focus to the basic structure of any particular nation-state; on the contrary, if one's concern is with the justifiability of the institutions which determine people's life chances, there are compelling grounds for taking a wider view".
The negative element, as formulated in the theology of the Areopagite, proved to be insufficient as a corrective to counter the overemphasis of reason, for reason seemed to imply the idea of necessity; Anselm's asserted "compelling grounds" for revealed truths, for example, were akin to such a necessitarianism.
And I see no compelling grounds for confidence that if that does happen, we will survive the transition in reasonable shape.
