Finally, he said, he had seen no persuasive indications of Iraqi ties to Al Qaeda, which Mr. Bush also mentioned in his speech.
Moreover, there are persuasive indications that these effects may be related to the NRI class of antidepressant medication [ 9- 12, 37] although this requires further investigation.
Executing a scheme planned in advance of Iran's June 12 election, the nation's theocratic ruling elite announced that President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad had "won" reelection by a landslide, garnering two thirds of the popular vote, despite persuasive anecdotal indications that his main challenger, former Prime Minister Mirhossein Mousavi, was set to defeat the increasingly unpopular incumbent.
The fact that Mr. Christie's ideology is somewhat amorphous — without, like Mr. Romney's, seeming slippery — is a potential sign of strength, an indication that he may have the persuasive abilities to rally the party behind him, while also appealing to general election voters.
If these paid helpers are any indication, Lindh might have been very likable and persuasive on the witness stand.
"And a new generation of 19-year-olds who 10 years ago might have said 'Internet,' or 20 years ago might have said 'PC's' are going to be heading in this direction too.' " If the past is a fair indication, the opportunity to make money will be at least as persuasive as the potential to enhance people's lives.
But the claim that this feature is an indication that Microsoft intends the Xbox to be more than a high-end games console is not persuasive.Of the three contemporary consoles, the GameCube deliberately omits DVD playback, though that may not be such a flaw.
In the truly international business of shipping, China has emerged from being a jurisdiction of last resort to a jurisdiction of choice in many cases.There is every indication that over the next 15 years China will produce a body of maritime jurisprudence that will be of persuasive authority in other jurisdictions.
