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Even if Mr Rafsanjani regains the presidency and proves sincere in his promises of reform, he may have no more success than the hapless Mr Khatami in wresting power from the theocrats.

The South Korean government said last week that the door to dialogue with North Korea was open, but insisted that Pyongyang must "first prove a sincere intent for denuclearisation … and stop its provocations".

But Mr. Szczesny flew to Tel Aviv, where the author lives, and proved himself sincere.

The nuclear powers could prove they are sincere by agreeing to take all nuclear weapons off alert status, followed by a firm timetable for elimination of nuclear weapons.

Mr. Yoder, a farmer in Plain City, Ohio, said further approvals could pave the way for the trade complaint to be dropped but that the Europeans first "have to prove they are sincere about lifting the moratorium".

These more pragmatic sorts argue that they deserve the chance to prove that they are sincere in espousing pluralistic politics.

He stressed that an applicant would have to prove that he was sincere in his pacifist beliefs and that he had held them before applying for conscientious objector status.

"We have consistently demanded that the sanctions should be eased only after specific details [about the abductees] emerged", she told the Asahi Shimbun, a newspaper.Japan nonetheless elected to lift sanctions once it learned that North Korea's inquiry may prove more thorough or sincere than previous probes.

"He had said he wanted to get to know me better, and that proved he was sincere".

NOBODY will be more relieved than John Hutton if the chancellor's apparent change of heart in favour of the recommendations made by Lord Turner in the final report of the Pensions Commission proves to be sincere (see article).

After Domitila's banishment from court, the vow the Emperor made to alter his behavior proved to be sincere.