Neither convincingly explains why and how the "affable" king of the 1510s, whose palaces were described by Sir Thomas More as "more like a university than a court", turned into such a vindictive monster.
It's commonplace to hear people complain that ministers always mess things up, but until now very little has been written that convincingly explains why this might be so.
Mr. Ross, for his part, remains "a believer in U.S. engagement in Middle East peacemaking," though he never convincingly explains why this would work any better now than it did a few years ago.
Since joining the EU Britain has pursued a very skilful policy towards Brussels: it has benefited from the single market, reduced its budgetary contribution without having convincingly explained why, and perfected the art of the opt-out.
Ever since Sanader stood down last year without convincingly explaining why, the Croatian media have been filled with reports of his alleged involvement in several of the high-profile corruption cases currently shredding the political elite.
In Part III of its opinion, ante, at 472-476, the Court convincingly explains why the Court of Appeals erred when it concluded that § 109 effected "an unconstitutional delegation of legislative power". American Trucking Assns., Inc. v. EPA, 175 F. 3d 1027, 1033 (CADC 1999) (per curiam).
Even one rescued country is better than none, not least because the example set improves the chances of the next rescue.Still, though some applications for help will doubtless be accepted, others will have to be turned down; and it needs to be convincingly explained why.
Roberts convincingly explained why the third-party doctrine is a poor fit for CSLI.
The latter corresponds to 4.4 10.2% of all 3620 BSLA variants in the SSM-BSLA library and convincingly explains why cosolvent improved variants can be found after screening of only a few thousand clones in a directed evolution campaign; the obtainable sequence space of BSLA is 20181.
What is important is that you convincingly can explain why you wish to do this," Höög writes in an e-mail to Science Careers.
