Sentence examples for present a persuasive from inspiring English sources

The Pakistanis have yet to present a persuasive response to American officials, who are calling regularly for updates.

Lawmakers did not disappoint on Wednesday, especially those from the Labour Party, which has struggled to present a persuasive alternative to the government's program.

The Measures of Youth Policy Arguments (MYPA) research team created tools to assess students' ability to develop and present a persuasive and evidence-based policy argument.

Nonetheless, the F.B.I. and other law-enforcement agencies present a persuasive argument for increased powers (in particular, increased sanctions for Internet firms who do not comply with wiretap orders).

Mr. Blair, like Mr. Bush, is under pressure from European and Middle Eastern allies to present a persuasive public case of Mr. bin Laden's guilt before launching any military operations against Afghanistan.

The flip-side of the new rationality, says Warnfried Dettling, a political analyst, is that the government may not be able to present a persuasive vision of where reform should lead over the next 20 years.

Ash presents a persuasive case that, far from being a betrayer, Judas was the truest believer in Jesus.

As a result, the German government's demands run the gamut, from minimizing the state role to preserving jobs to presenting a persuasive plan for reviving the automaker.

Jazzateria has just given forth Marc Cary's "Trillium," an album that sounds casual but presents a persuasive thesis on the state of the modern jazz piano trio.

The German government's demands range from minimizing the state role to preserving jobs to presenting a persuasive plan for reviving the automaker.

Their complaint presents a persuasive case against the president's move, to the effect that it runs contrary to the constitutional rule that the executive branch may not spend money without Congress's permission.