Sentence examples for expected to persuade from inspiring English sources

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice also announced that the United States expected to persuade the Security Council to authorize a United Nations peacekeeping force in Somalia before the end of the month.

The increase was widely forecast and is not expected to persuade the Bank of Japan to abandon its zero-interest-rate policy because the financial system and economy are still considered too fragile.

Although Catalonia is not set to hold another regional election until 2014, the dispute with Mr. Rajoy is expected to persuade Mr. Mas to call another election before the end of the year, in the hope that his Convergencia i Unió party could capitalize on recent opinion polls showing a rising majority in favor of independence.

Union workers opposed to selling the bulk of Hynix Semiconductor to a U.S. company threatened to strike; lenders owed more than $6 billion are expected to persuade labor leaders to support the deal.

It seemed that men were expected to persuade or coerce reluctant partners.

At home, the Kremlin does not expect to persuade its opponents that their repression is legal.

We don't expect to persuade you to recommend legislation to protect collective bargaining for journalists.

How can we expect to persuade others if we are not doing ourselves what we ask of them?

But how can it possibly expect to persuade the reporters at Al Jazeera to change their deep-seated view of this conflict?

Could they expect to persuade people to vote for Democrats when they have not even presented a vision for this country?

In fact, given that the government followed established procedures in considering the increase, none of the five carriers expect to persuade the courts to reverse the decision.