Sentence examples for persuaded the development of from inspiring English sources
The socio-economic status has persuaded the development of affluent ethnomedicinal traditions in this region [ 13].
MacArthur's requests for equipment fell on deaf ears, although MacArthur and his naval advisor, Lieutenant Colonel Sidney L. Huff, persuaded the Navy to initiate the development of the PT boat.
The increasing impatience of pastoralists regarding a long-term view of the pastoral economy - resulting from the corrosive conveniences of the modern economy - as attempts to persuade them to participate in the development of local nurseries of the local plant species to be used as fodder have not been successful, thus far.
Mr. Netanyahu, the official said, reiterated that Israel had not made a decision on striking Iran, but he expressed deep skepticism that international pressure would persuade Iran's leaders to forsake the development of nuclear weapons.
In 2010, he persuaded the state of Florida and Space Florida, the state's aerospace economic development agency, to hand over $3.5 million to develop and produce a 60 miles per gallon sports car using advanced manufacturing techniques.
In August, a group called Preserve Marbletown persuaded the owner of the 147-acre Stone Ridge Orchard to scrap plans for a 350-unit housing development.
Putting a price on carbon would eventually spur the development of cleaner fuels, and persuade Americans to switch to them.
Trump persuaded the electorate of something.
The Port Authority was persuaded to take it over in 1962 as part of the intricate negotiating in the development of the World Trade Center.
Over the years, he persuaded both the government and local notables to provide significant funding and other support for the development of the ophthalmic hospital infrastructure.
The development of a nationwide network of Community Learning Champions (CLCs) is considered crucial to persuading some of the most disadvantaged and underachieving adults to return to learning in order to enhance their lives.
