In early 2001, former United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan launched a powerful and persuasive appeal to establish the Global Fund.

Sami was very persuasive.

Neither argument is persuasive.

But was his justification persuasive?

The Court of Appeal reversed the decision, finding the existence of the trade usage not sufficiently proven and the evaluation of the evidence regarding the seller's awareness of the year's catch not persuasive.

But there is no persuasive evidence of either.

And, increasingly, the reasoning behind such forecasts seems persuasive.

The counter arguments it had heard were not persuasive.

A persuasive experiment recently demonstrated the interaction between nature and nurture.

When Bo appears in court, his pleas will not be so persuasive.

One factor that contributed to institutional stasis was the absence of a persuasive alternative.

They were especially persuasive in Britain s former colonies, notably in newly independent African states.

Persuasive explanations of the crisis point to linkages between today s tepid demand and rising income inequality.

People who live with a dog or a cat are not likely to find that persuasive.

With persuasive words, she led him astray. With the flattering of her lips, she seduced him.

This is tragic, because Germany should be driving the development of a persuasive vision for Europe s future.

) More persuasive to the public than the economic literature, however, is evidence from specific cases prosecuted domestically.

Politicians, however, prefer to couch the objective in more uplifting and persuasive terms than that of crassly increasing consumption.

Indeed, it is hard to find any persuasive analysis of today s crisis from the left beyond anti capitalist slogans.

We talk about leaders being more energetic, more risk taking, more optimistic, more persuasive, and more empathetic than other people.

As a result, he was ready to adopt unconventional measures when the crisis erupted, and was persuasive in influencing his colleagues.

(a) Review Appeal

Right of appeal

On 6 October 2000, upon appeal, the Borgarting Court of Appeal upheld this decision.

Western central bankers need to become much more vocal and, one hopes, more persuasive in placing pressure on politicians and other policymakers.

My speech and my preaching were not in persuasive words of human wisdom, but in demonstration of the Spirit and of power,

In 2004 the Court of Appeal upheld the Public Prosecutor's appeal against the following releases

the right to appeal.

That is my appeal.

Based on 2005 Appeal should there be a need to launch another appeal during 2006 2007

The Court of Appeal of Quebec rejected the appeal against the conviction and the Supreme Court of Canada refused the application for leave to appeal against this decision.

Smith s ruling finds that a bright line ethical distinction is elusive, and that the view that there is no such ethical distinction is persuasive.

The many efforts that have been made to debunk this analysis (for example, by John Arquilla in Foreign Policy recently) have not been persuasive.

Golyshev has produced a thorough recap of the events on May 2 in Odessa, but some of his conclusions are less persuasive than others.

The Pope s Dangerous Sex Appeal

Thaksin s appeal splits the reds.

Jolie also tweeted this appeal

Singapore Singapore Court of Appeal

The Secretary General's annual appeal

(b) The Court of Appeal

The company lodged an appeal.

Justice Crennan dismissed the appeal.

But none of this was persuasive enough for Indiana primary voters, who backed his rival, State Treasurer Richard Mourdock, by an astonishing 20 point margin.

This message was persuasive enough for Western governments, especially the United States, to continue to lavish money and arms on Mubarak and other Arab allies.

The Court of Appeal dismissed his appeal and the Chief Justice confirmed the death sentence on 30 January 1997.