Sentence examples for convince decision makers from inspiring English sources

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When Vladimir Radchenko, the appointee, was able to show up for work, he was abducted — briefly, but long enough to convince decision makers in Moscow that the best candidate for the job was a Lezgin, after all.

At this moment evidence is missing to convince decision makers of the seriousness of parents' perspective.

If the treaty is silent on threats to agriculture, it will be immensely difficult to convince decision makers to invest in adaptation efforts, like maintaining gene banks and establishing breeding programs focused on climate change.

This has been used in lobbying efforts, to convince decision makers of the impact of telemedicine in clinical applications.

Communication strategies help convince decision makers, whether a religious leader, community activist or mother, that it is important to vaccinate children against this paralyzing disease.

And why he convinced decision makers at Pontiac that incessant body cladding looked cheap, not hip.

"Hopefully these numbers will help convince decision-makers that there is a problem," says wildlife biologist Fiona Maisels of the Wildlife Conservation Society and the University of Stirling in the United Kingdom, first author of the new paper.

This is presumably close to empirically observable discourses for two reasons: first, because interest groups have different interests - modeled here as two extremes on a one-dimensional scale; second, because interest groups always try to convince decision-makers of their favored policy image [28], which implies that they reiterate the ideas of governmental actors if they match their ideology.

Aside from adequately reporting disease cases, control professionals and vulnerable communities may also lack the power to convince decision-makers of the public health importance of scaling up vector control [ 10].

High quality systematic reviews can provide robust and comparatively inexpensive evidence of what is known about intervention effectiveness, which may often be more likely to convince decision-makers than evidence from single studies [ 1, 2].