He has taken them there before, but now he could bring the likes of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie to his birthplace and get them seriously on board to convince people that Haiti is a sound place to do business.
Down the road, more seriously, maybe we should convince the city of Chicago and the State of Illinois to annually estimate the cost of corruption along the lines of the methods of Simpson and his colleagues, and include those costs in the annual income statements or footnotes.
Unlike most historians, she takes his later activities and ideas seriously and is convincing about his long-term influence on Italian politics.
When Walt decides it's time for the brothers to move to Hollywood -- "I think I got the chops," he says of his motivation, an utterly absurd situation that's treated seriously -- he convinces his younger brother by saying it's a chance for Bob to see his Internet honey, May Fong (Wen Yann Shih), in person.
If you want to get a job at an institution that takes its research seriously, you'll have to convince your future colleagues that you've gotten past the young, impressionable phase, where every idea glitters with promise despite the fact that it isn't feasible and isn't likely to work.
The President tried to convince Cortelyou he was not seriously injured, but blood was visible as he tried to expose his injury.
On Sunday, "This Week" moderator Jake Tapper wondered if Trump hurt Romney's efforts to convince voters to "take him seriously".
It will take more than an apology and highlighting his Islamic ancestry to convince multicultural London that he can seriously serve us all.
But recent security incidents — combined with the fact that more consumers are using their personal iPhones and iPads at work — have forced Apple to enter the fray and convince businesses that it takes security seriously.
I spent much of my 20s on a quest to convince doctors to take my pain seriously.
