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I, for one, am not convinced.
Finally, Germany is convinced that, in a market economy, the state’s responsibility is to set rules, not to steer the choices of economic actors.
The left favored flows to their natural constituency, while the right welcomed new property owners who could, perhaps, be convinced to switch party allegiance.
But the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) – the body empowered with verifying Iranian compliance – was convinced, and approved the deal.
Dollar abundance convinced the ruling clique that the state could substitute for the productive elite, through nationalization and other forms of collective property.
Since the 1980’s, a form of “cognitive capture” had occurred, with policymakers becoming convinced that innovation and deregulation could only improve the functioning of both financial intermediation and the broader economy.
So I am convinced that we should raise the profile of biodiversity in tackling climate change and food insecurity, and that we need more high-level attention to this subject.
Many European lawmakers are worried by the prospect of a nuclear-armed Iran on Europe’s doorstep, and are not convinced by the regime’s claim that it seeks only nuclear energy.
Those who believe that all was fine with the pre-crisis economy except for banks making crazy loans are convinced that preventing such crises in the future requires only banking reform.
Looking forward, I am convinced that if we have the wisdom, courage, and strength to adjust long-standing strategic arrangements, embrace new partners, and, above all, persevere in the face of adversity and difficulty, we will see a similar victory in this “long war” against violence extremism and the other threats that may emerge in an uncertain new century.
The silent majority is ready to be convinced that there is life after Bush.
Outsiders are increasingly convinced that China is a superpower, and that it needs to show that it can be a responsible one.
Citizens seem convinced.
I am not convinced by these arguments.
At GAIN, we are convinced that there is an urgent need to fight malnutrition if the world wants to achieve the United Nations’ Millennium Development Goals, which commit the world to halving global poverty and hunger by 2015.
The US and the EU are evidently convinced that Turkey has nowhere else to go.
Trump convinced many voters that NAFTA was the worst trade deal the US ever signed.
Trump may have convinced Rust Belt voters that “their” jobs are in Mexico.
He appears convinced that the FBI and the media are conspiring to bring down his presidency.
If the problem has not been experienced before, the public is not convinced of the potential costs of inaction.
But looks can be deceiving – and not all Algerians are convinced.
To secure regional stability, Russia must be convinced that all countries have the right to choose the international organisations in which they wish to be members.
It is not that politicians were “bought” in a simple sense; rather, they convinced themselves that financial innovation opened the gate to greater general prosperity, increased home ownership, and, of course, popular support in elections.
Little wonder, then, that half of them were not convinced that their post-secondary studies had improved their employment opportunities.
Some scientists, indeed, are convinced that genetic tests will eventually help predict behavioral tendencies and personality traits – including predispositions to mental illness, homosexuality, addiction, even risk taking, timidity, and religiosity.
Based on our own experiences--in Mexico, which has opened up to foreign investment and trade, and in Canada, which is a leading aid donor and a major source of private investment in developing countries--we are convinced that many of these problems can be identified, isolated and fixed.
If my intuition is correct, Taylor and his fellow travelers will never be convinced that they are wrong.
Second, a year ago the US convinced Israel to give its non-military approach to Iran’s nuclear-weapons ambitions time to bear fruit.
Hostile reactions from his colleagues convinced Freud to suppress the paper, which was published only after his death fifty years later.
Nonetheless, Sarkozy appears convinced that, despite his inglorious departure from the presidency (not to mention the ongoing corruption investigation against him), he can recapture the approval level enjoyed by Juppé, who, like Sarkozy, is affiliated with the Union for a Popular Movement (UMP).
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