Only when a decision to prosecute has been taken, based on persuasive evidence, is an inquiry made public or suspects named.
"He did make a very persuasive argument that yet another inquiry might not be the best way forward," Cormann said.
Self-inquiry must lead to shrewd, persuasive, and self-confident action if it is to be an effective tool.
But legal officials said Ms. Reno's aides were doubtful that the Gore interview would prove persuasive in changing her mind about an outside inquiry, because it did not show direct evidence of wrongdoing.
The arguments in favour of an inquiry have been passionate, personal, and persuasive, but Mag worries about the money that would be spent.
The arguments in favor of an inquiry have been passionate, personal, and persuasive, but Mag worries about the money that would be spent.
In order to contribute to this discourse I shall no longer address those parts of his analysis which I find fully persuasive, but concentrate on the few points necessitating further inquiry.
It ruled that there is a presumption that a public inquiry will proceed in public 'unless there are persuasive reasons for taking some other course'.
Slightly less persuasive is his attempt to stitch his particular experience into a broader inquiry about what depression is, where it comes from and where – if you're lucky – it eventually goes.
Students study rhetoric as a theoretical framework for developing persuasive arguments, as a method of analyzing written, oral, and visual texts, and as a mode of human inquiry.
