Sentence examples for policy convinced from inspiring English sources

Strehle argued against establishing fines as part of the poster policy, convinced that there are "better ways" to encourage compliance.

Falwell père, who carries a $46 million life insurance policy, convinced a wealthy couple to take out a $100 million second-to-die policy making Liberty the beneficiary.

A course she took in renewable energy and policy convinced her that she could help society cut down on fossil fuel emissions, a major driver of climate change.

After all, during the Alberta and Great Waterways crisis only nine months earlier, a legislature of very similar makeup had endorsed the Rutherford government's handling of railway policy by a vote of twenty-three votos to fifteen; would Sifton's bill, effectively a repudiation of the Rutherford policy, convince enough Liberals to change sides?

Intensive propaganda and state policies convinced or coerced many peasants to abandon their ancient way of life for city delusions.

But my exposure to the high drama of national policy making convinced me to go into journalism.

There is indeed some margin of danger of a wider conflagration given that U.S. policy has convinced Moscow it has no red lines in Syria.

Fascinated by policy and convinced from the start of his first presidential campaign that his political fate would be determined in large part by the economy, Mr. Clinton was as fully engaged in economic policy as any president has been.

Some analysts said the crisis in the alliance has arisen because Mr. Bush and the neoconservative aides who have become the most prominent influence on his foreign policy have convinced him that Europe simply does not count anymore, or at least a Europe conceived as having its power centers in Berlin and Paris.

Forbes.com: In the book, you describe how a handful of policy advisers convinced the Clinton administration to put its weight behind a planned oil pipeline stretching more than 1,000 miles from Azerbaijan to the Mediterranean port of Ceyhan in Turkey.

So far, the relative instability of U.S. offshore wind policy has convinced them to keep their money on their side of the Atlantic.