Rather than spend millions persuading group members to come to a portal designed for them, companies are working with associations that already cater to such groups to build portals for their members.
The Sunni insurgency, whose face was Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia, deteriorated in recent years after American forces persuaded groups of fighters to switch sides by paying them cash and promising them jobs, a movement that became known as the Awakening.
During his Congressional campaigns in the 1970's and 1980's, he overstated his one foray into real estate development to persuade groups of business executives that he was one of them.
" 'What if these kids think I don't know what I'm doing?' 'What if I can't answer their questions?' " Many of those seeking the job are accustomed to giving speeches in front of audiences or trying to persuade groups of voters over the course of a campaign — rather than one man, in less than an hour.
Guided group discussion (Lewin, 1952; Werner, 2003; Werner & Adams, 2001) was used to persuade groups to replace their toxic home and garden chemicals with nontoxic alternatives.
Father Alec Reid and the Rev Harold Good, who played influential roles in persuading paramilitary groups to renounce violence, sat nearby.
That set off a wave of complaints, with real estate agents and home builders persuading consumer groups to join them in outrage.
A10 Palestinians Restrain Militants Mahmoud Abbas, the new leader of the Palestine Liberation Organization, is making progress in persuading militant groups to hold their fire against Israeli targets.
Aharon Yariv, a former head of Israeli military intelligence later acknowledged publicly that Mossad had killed 10 to 15 Palestinian leaders in Europe and Lebanon, persuading Palestinian groups to "stop their activities against Israelis and Jews abroad".
In the 1992 election Bill Clinton scored a coup by persuading a group of high-tech executives to endorse him.
