Sentence examples for persuade policy from inspiring English sources

The spending in New York has mirrored similar efforts in other state capitals to try to persuade policy makers to authorize more gambling.

These comment letters could save Wall Street banks billions of dollars if they help persuade policy makers to adopt a more lenient interpretation of the coming rules.

Yet as LeBor concedes, "knowing there was a problem, however, did not mean the bank could always persuade policy makers to take preventative or remedial measures".

This is the Keynesian story told in real time as Keynes tried to persuade policy makers during the decades between 1919 and 1945.

It meant that the argument they'd relied on, the thing which they were using to persuade policy people that the free markets were a good thing, is a false argument.

"You believe it's improper for a media owner to use news coverage or media properties in order to persuade policy makers to make decisions that will favorably impact the bottom line of those media properties?" Mr. Gore asked.

Our obligation is to persuade policy-makers to bring down emissions and reduce other environmental impacts as quickly and effectively as possible.

Her conclusions are usually vague, stale and girly: "We need to persuade policy-makers that raising a child is a communal responsibility".

Darcey argued that Lord Carter's Digital Britain report is the latest example of how, to be successful, the PSBs have to persuade policy-makers that they are vital to achieving public policy goals.

While it is unlikely that widespread implementation of the procedure in these settings will be justified in terms of HIV prevention alone, consideration of its broader health benefits may persuade policy-makers to make circumcision more widely available.

The draft standard includes criteria for a voter-verified paper trail performance that will assist in persuading policy makers that voter-verified paper trails are viable.