Sentence examples for persuading from from inspiring English sources

For many tax-driven investors, it probably took a lot of persuading from accountants and advisers to get comfortable with paying up to 35 percent of the account value in federal taxes.

In his 70s and 80s he became branding's tireless global senior statesman, explaining and persuading from platforms around the world and taking on the exciting but controversial business of country branding.

Mr Hurd needed some persuading from two Law Lords, two former Home Secretaries, and Cardinal Hume before he took the decision.

It is all part of the on-the-job education of Mr. Whitacre, who required some persuading from Steven Rattner, the head of the auto task force, before agreeing to join G.M. in the spring.

"I took no persuading from the manager to come here.

"There are people we are trying to persuade from the inside, but it is also important to maintain pressure from the outside".

During one alleged sexual assault, he claimed, Mr Proctor was only persuaded from cutting off "Nick's" genitals with a pen-knife following the intervention by the late Prime Minister who was said by the witness to have been present during the sex attack at a large townhouse in London.

The group has also released propaganda videos aimed at persuading people from the West to join fighting in Iraq and Syria.

His prediction that his coalition would take power in September 2008 by persuading MPs from the government coalition smacked of hubris and the takeover failed to materialise.

It all fits with Mr Modi's foreign-policy success this week: persuading leaders from neighbouring countries to attend his swearing-in.

But Mr. Goodman has gone well beyond that, persuading soldiers from Charlie Company, some of whom had never spoken publicly about the events of March 16 , 1968 to sit for interviews.