Sentence examples for convinced to claim from inspiring English sources

Refugees who turn up at the former site in the hope of reaching Britain will be transported to other parts of France and "convinced to claim asylum", she said.

At five minutes to ten o'clock on election night, moments before the exit poll was released, Labour headquarters was preparing to claim power, convinced that against the odds, they could combine with other parties to lock David Cameron out of Downing Street.

The Manchester United striker, by 68 caps the most experienced outfield player in Roy Hodgson's team, remains convinced he can still fulfil an ambition to claim silverware with England and will attempt to start the process of re-engaging with a support left disaffected by the side's worst performance at a World Cup.

No one has come forward to claim their winnings from Saturday's Lotto Plus 2 drawing but the newsstand agents who sold the lucky tickets are convinced they must be related.

He remained convinced, to the end, that he was not.

"People are working much more and are convinced to invest themselves body and soul.

So even once the birth certificate and a Hawaiian newspaper birth announcement were made available, so-called "Birthers" weren't convinced and claimed the birth certificate was fake and/or called to see a long form birth certificate.

But Ms Duff was not convinced and claimed there was a risk a Syrian refugee could be a "Trojan horse" for Isis.

The experiment was extremely difficult, and they don't entirely explain why they are so convinced of what they claim … The problem with the inflationary theory is that it really doesn't explain the beginning.

The Greek philosopher was equally convinced that only a fool and a demagogue would claim to know them.

"While the proposals now before Congress claim to have solved the Too Big To Fail problem, I am less convinced".