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Even if India can afford to import all this coal, the next question is whether it can persuade its population to fork out for the electricity it produces.Torture boardsElectricity meters are installed in unexpected places.

The oil spill fund will be paid by BP — which agreed to set it up under pressure from the Obama administration — and any of its partners that it can persuade to defray some of the cost.

The modern CERES has proven itself adept at recruiting multibillion dollar corporations into its fold so it can persuade them to deepen their commitment to sustainability and climate protection.

So now Zagat is racing to prove that it's worth paying $9.99 a year for its smartphone app -- and that it can persuade enough customers to fund its existence for another three decades -- even while Yelp and other competitors are offering their apps free.

By law, United cannot shed its pension debt unless it can persuade the bankruptcy judge that it will not survive otherwise.

"If we are seeing a shift - which many in the industry think we are - from a situation where downloads are the norm to one where streaming becomes more popular, then Apple has a large audience which it can persuade that its streaming service is the one to shift to".

If you don't see it, no one can persuade you.

American Express has shown ads with Karl Malden of "The Streets of San Francisco" because it reckons he can persuade viewers that the company's traveler's checks will keep them as safe as a rugged cop.

Paragraph 71 of the 1986 Insolvency Act allows administrators to sell an asset which has a fixed charge on it if they can persuade a judge such a move is in the best interests of the company's creditors.

Why let nature take its course when you can persuade it to take a detour?

Now that the Conservatives and several Liberal Democrat-controlled councils are supporting it, he believes he can persuade any potential backers that it is not a fly-by-night scheme.