Sentence examples for cases persuasion from inspiring English sources

In some cases, persuasion seems almost beside the point: you can't imagine many people paying to see Bernard Rose's Mr Nice if they weren't already fans of its subject, former drug smuggler Howard Marks.

They're in sync, and fair or unfair, similarity is a driver of at the very least, rapport, and in many cases, persuasion.

Well, Burke coined a new term, identification, to explain: "Here is perhaps the simplest case of persuasion," Burke wrote in A Rhetoric of Motives.

In about 90percentt of cases, it uses "persuasion," as staff members call it, to get administrators to revise or revoke questionable parts of a code.

The most charitable possible interpretation of Jeremy Corbyn's awarding a score of seven (or seven-and-a-half) out of 10 to the EU during the referendum campaign, for example, was that this was a case of "critical persuasion", sharing his thinking about the painful and finely balanced trade-offs of EU membership.

Concentrating on the overall approach to trying a case, it weaves persuasion and procedure to help lawyers and law students prepare for their first trials with confidence.

In some cases the dynamic of persuasion is a subtle one; in others it is not.

In such cases, the burden of persuasion about the enforceability of the clause naturally rests with its proponent.

She argues that this approach offers a powerful tool for persuasion in cases where girls and women are denied these opportunities by local actors in different cultures.

The equation is intended to place the burdens of proof and persuasion in all cases on the same party in these cases, on the Government.

Students will hone their practical skills in persuasion through case studies, video examples, exercises, and role-plays.