Sentence examples for help in convincing from inspiring English sources
MLS has some help in convincing the Fifa juggernaut – the Dutch Football Association has been on its own mission to introduce video replay to its league games.
In 2008, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's aides sought his help in convincing the City Council to allow the mayor to run for a third term, and Caroline Kennedy had lunch with Mr. Lopez as she tried to win support for an appointment to the United States Senate.
With accountability being the most prominent feature of his new aid programs, said a senior administration official, the president called in prominent lawmakers for help in convincing Congress that foreign aid would not be lost to corruption or incompetence and would bring measurable results.
Paper is also supporting the upcoming Pogo Connect pressure-sensitive stylus by Ten One Design, which, if it works well, could help in convincing even more users that the iPad is indeed a powerful creative tool.
As we share a common belief in the essentiality of free and open discourse both on and off campus, I ask your help in convincing Tufts University President Bacow to overturn this dangerous decision.
This helped in convincing staff to record patient data properly and thus helped the physician and RN stakeholders, respectively, to complete the reports on each patient in Riks-Stroke.
Bank stress tests being conducted by European regulators could help if they succeed in convincing markets that most banks are healthy.
Several people involved in the pardon process said Tony Rodham had referred to his success in helping the Gregorys gain pardons in convincing others that he had White House influence in pardon decisions.
But perhaps being out of the international limelight has been beneficial, in helping to convince Ukrainians that, in the end, their fate lies primarily in their own hands.
Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del)., a centrist Democrat who was instrumental in helping convince Flake to urge for a delay in the confirmation process, argued that severely limiting the list of witnesses whom the FBI is allowed to interview does not represent a serious investigation.
But a public outcry after a drifter armed with an AK-47 killed five schoolchildren in Stockton, Calif., in January helped convince others in the Administration that some limits were needed.
