Sentence examples for persuading tools from inspiring English sources

The course supplied the FPs with knowledge, skills and psychological tools such as: food and physical activity diaries, decision making tools, self-evaluation tools, self-report tools, self-monitoring tools, persuading tools, stimulus control tools and counter-conditioning tools, to treat obesity.

This convention is the most comprehensive women's human rights treaty and one of the most effective tools for persuading governments to address violence against women.

The argument that good design promotes productivity was one of Frenk's key tools in persuading university management to agree to the new building – no small feat at time of severely restricted budgets.

Robust evaluations are vital tools for persuading users to adopt new technologies, but prospective before-after data collection can take 18 months.

Certainly as a tool in persuading shareholders, it was sensational.

Deciding not to pursue nuclear weapons is not in and of itself a compelling diplomatic tool for persuading others to abandon their use.

Over the years, television had given the tobacco companies a remarkable tool for persuading people to smoke particular brands of cigarettes, because television advertising showed what print and radio advertising couldn't—smoking in action.

But bands like End Apathy and Intimidation One, with which Mr. Page played, are also a powerful tool for persuading young people to join these groups at a time when they have had trouble recruiting new members through more traditional means.

He nevertheless sees the use of co-operators as a "necessary evil", though many other countries frown upon it.Prosecutors' groups have urged Mr Holder not to push for softer mandatory-minimum sentences, arguing that these "are a critical tool in persuading defendants to co-operate".

This universal list can provide an important tool in persuading governments to make reforms conducive to their citizens' flourishing.

But recently, as the prospects of overtaking Obama's pledged delegate lead have become increasingly bleak, the Clinton campaign has looked to the popular vote as a symbolic tool for persuading superdelegate support.