Sentence examples for persuaded to implement from inspiring English sources

At Oxford, campaigners are working to draw up and implement a university-wide harassment policy, with up-to-date complaints procedures; the university authority is expected to approve it this autumn, but individual colleges that have their own policies will still then have to be persuaded to implement it.

Maher was one of the figures who persuaded Bashar to implement the original "Damascus winter" in 2000, where brief hopes of an opening in Syrian politics were clamped down upon in an orgy of arrests; he also figured in the preliminary UN report into the killing of Rafik Hariri, although he dropped out of the final report in mysterious circumstances.

9. Online users persuaded LinkedIn to implement "blocking" function to prevent stalking.

But even if Sanders persuaded superdelegates to implement this "winner-take-all" superdelegate rule, that would still leave Sanders hundreds of delegates short just among the superdelegates.

A draft is up for approval by the end of this year, and the group will go to counties and cities to try to persuade them to implement it.

Previously Apple has managed to persuade Koh to implement bans on Samsung's Galaxy Nexus phone and its Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet.

Lester has now launched a campaign to persuade Northern Ireland to implement the new laws, which were passed by parliament in April with all-party support.

Not long after being hired at Yale, he said, he went back to his old school, hoping to persuade it to implement the program.

MySpace has been in talks with Brazilian Website Power.com to express our objections with how the company has been collecting user data from the global MySpace community and to persuade Power.com to implement MySpace's secure log-in authentication process.

Indeed, physicians reported that AD is more likely to persuade them to implement CRC management guidelines than other strategies [ 18].

Hence, the training obtained throughout medical school may persuade students to implement a sympathetic manner in their interpersonal relationships with patients.