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Such a pledge might be needed to persuade Germany to sign up.
But more resignations (and prosecutions too) will be needed to persuade voters that a clean-up is really under way.
It is also clear that much hard work will be needed to persuade Congress to come up with the rest.
People of this stature would be needed to persuade the London-centred parties to bow out of direct control of Scottish politics.
Analysts say a price of 30 euros a ton or higher would be needed to persuade companies to switch to cleaner fuels like natural gas, the main alternative to coal for producing electrical power.
The idea is to generate the kind of rigorous data that will be needed to persuade people to change their financial models". And now, there's legislation to benchmark against.
A proof of concept as well as advocacy from high profile people were needed to persuade funding sources that machine intelligence was worth pursuing.
It is well short of what was needed to persuade sceptical investors that big euro-zone countries are safe from runs on their bond markets.
Findings from the alcohol industry-funded charity Drinkaware suggest that efforts are needed to persuade men they are putting their health in danger.
Adam Fowler, who heads Chef, a local sustainable transport forum, believes that a whole community approach is needed to persuade more people to leave their cars at home.
