Before challenging interviews, she was persuaded to do humming exercises to calm down.As an exponent of transcendental meditation, Mr Hague presumably has no trouble relaxing.
He was eventually persuaded to do so.
| Penney has some persuading to do.
Public-health experts have tried for years to persuade us to exercise and eat right, and not much works.
The chemical industry has been able to persuade Washington to exercise a light regulatory touch, so there is limited protection against fires and contamination, something that was made abundantly clear in the past couple of weeks.
Obviously, the factors mentioned by us in Rowland and relied on in Peter W. a case closely in point with the instant case should persuade us to exercise the restraint urged in Borer.
Carrie Fisher has revealed how the makers of Star Wars: The Force Awakens sent a personal trainer to her home to weigh her, remove unhealthy food from her cupboards and persuade her to exercise.
Attempts by insurers to create brand loyalty and improve outcomes by forming relationships with patients and influencing their behavior — persuading them to exercise more, smoke less, or take their medications, for example — have met with limited success, whether because patients don't trust advice from insurers, don't know how to access information, or simply aren't paying attention.
(Drug ads persuade people to exercise less, smoke more and rely on pill-popping to save them, according to a new National Bureau of Economic Research study).
We are different sizes and shapes; some are athletic, and others will not be persuaded to establish a consistent exercise program.
Lincoln was persuaded to wait.
