Sentence examples for information to persuade from inspiring English sources

Farmers rely on the reports to decide how much to plant and how many animals to raise; they use the information to persuade bankers to lend them money and to advocate for other types of government support.

In three months he had enough information to persuade an ant specialist at the university to advise him, and to publish his first scientific paper; he had found his life's work.

"We've done such good work that we've put ourselves out of work," joked Ms. Liss, 37, who spent a decade as a mitigation specialist assembling information to persuade juries to spare the lives of defendants.

An official with the Justice Department said efforts had begun to return Mr. Kopp to the United States under a treaty arrangement in which federal prosecutors have 40 days to submit information to persuade French authorities to extradite Mr. Kopp.

As the cases have been developed, the Pittsburgh group has used its information to persuade prosecutors to devote some resources to bringing cases against junk e-mail companies and other abusers of the Internet.

While Lord Hutton said his investigation would be limited to the facts leading to Dr. Kelly's death and would not be a "trial conducted between interested parties who have conflicting cases to advance," the hearings will inevitably keep alive the question stirring Britain: whether the government manipulated information to persuade the public that war was necessary.

Community United for Better Schools, a 50-member organization formed after the latest budget was defeated last April, has begun an information campaign to persuade voters to pass the next budget.

We need to read it carefully and develop a public information strategy to persuade the Chinese public that America is not out to keep them down, but only to ensure that as China moves into the world system it does so by the rules.

Though the questioning was at times meandering and repetitive, Mr. Hardin managed to bring out information intended to persuade the jury that Mr. Duncan, a former Andersen partner, never committed a crime -- despite the fact that he has already pleaded guilty to a felony.

This implies that when policy decisions regarding such testing are introduced, the need for comprehensive information campaigns to persuade the target group can be expected to be low.

The guidelines do not, however, provide specific information aimed to persuade people to become more active.