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Mayor Michael Bloomberg has made compelling arguments that it is time to give the mayor full control over New York City's 1,100 schools.

Given the high level of ambition of the vision outlined above, it is clear that although the economics of resource efficiency has made compelling arguments -- e.g. about the relevance of material purchasing costs to manufacturing business [60] -- the markets alone will not be sufficient to initiate the aspired transition towards a resource-efficient Europe.

Many an arms trader and transnational organized crime figure has made compelling self-presentations that convinced the public of their civic-mindedness.

More recently, contemporary Jewish composers like Paul Schoenfield, Osvaldo Golijov and Max Raimi have made compelling use of traditional Jewish tunes and styles in music for the concert hall and found a sizeable audience.

"The administration has met with some of the families of the 9/11 groups, who have talked about the need for a commission to look into a host of issues, and they have made compelling arguments," Mr. Fleischer said.

Do you think you've made compelling characters that players will want to keep alive?

The democratization of capital: it's an idea the world's latest financial crises have made compelling.

Organisations and individuals on all sides of this delicate and at times emotive debate have made compelling points both for and against the bill.

Others have made compelling arguments from the faith and stewardship perspective.

"Original 22" doesn't have the history or ring of Original Six, but the Penguins and Sharks have made compelling contributions to the postseason drama this spring.

Artists as diverse as performance artist Marina Abramovic, Russian tinkerer ::vtol::, and South Korean interactive artist Lisa Park have made compelling artwork by crunching brain wave data, and this illustration is what we imagine that would look like on Killer Acid.