Sentence examples for convinced change from inspiring English sources

Plaid Cymru and Conservatives attacked the plans, Lib Dems said the public were not convinced change was needed.

Some Republican strategists are not convinced change will happen that quickly.

I'm not convinced change is for the better.

We are not afraid to discuss and debate our views, to deepen our knowledge, sharpen our thinking, and when convinced, change our minds.

Employees changed how they saw their roles and responsibilities and became convinced that change could actually make a difference.

"ITN and other media organisations (here and abroad) remain convinced a change in international law is necessary to provide specific protection for war correspondents," Mr Battle said.

After the military defeats administered by the Western powers, even Chinese leaders who were not in favour of overthrowing the Manchus became convinced that change and reform were necessary.

My road trip across Iran leaves me convinced that change will come here, too, if we just have the patience not to disrupt the subterranean forces at work: rising education, an expanding middle class, growing economic frustration, erosion of the government monopoly on information.

It's only Ben on the beach and a single outsider who have a problem with the oil refinery - and the head of the corporation is the only one who's convinced to change his mind.

I am not at all convinced that will change anytime soon".

These counties share data, work together on legislation and seek funding in concert.The federal government has limited sway over regions where people are less convinced of climate change.