If somebody disagrees with you, you try to persuade them.
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With a group of supporters, try to persuade the landlord.
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Try to persuade Beyoncé to drive one to the Oscars.
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The Duchess suggested shutting the door to try to persuade him.
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How might you try to persuade them to join your side?
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It did not try to persuade people to buy or do anything.
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I listen to them, work with them and try to persuade them.
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"We try to persuade by the strength of the argument," she told me.
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I should regard it as wrong to try to persuade others of it.
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Everything can be explained quietly, and you should try to persuade with logic.
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You can try to persuade them or you can try to defeat them.
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This is a Democratic politics that has persuaded itself never to try to persuade.
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We try to persuade these girls that their destinies are their own to make.
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I'm going to try to persuade you that what you're doing is extremely counterproductive.
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Officials could try to persuade them by offering cheaper coverage and fewer administrative headaches.
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She decided to try to persuade all of them to take a similar position.
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There's nothing new about interest groups using polls to try to persuade decision makers.
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I try to persuade Q. to sleep in his own bed, but he doesn't.
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"We did our best to try to persuade him out of that," Whitlock said.
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I don't have time to try to persuade or to negotiate for my humanity.
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His aim was to try to persuade filmmakers to positively portray African Americans in movies.
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On July 31st, ten more will try to persuade voters that their ideas are better.
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Mr. Obama says he will try to persuade Mr. Trump not to quit the deal.
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The House would still have no formal role, although members could still try to persuade.
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Now his only hope is to try to persuade Mr. Trump to resuscitate the deal.
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And I don't want anyone to try to persuade me I should return to America.
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Mr Obama did at least try to persuade his opponents to back his health-care proposal.
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It is not cute to try to persuade a woman to have sex with you. EVER.
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In the months since, he began reaching out to try to persuade Mr. Muhammad to return.
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Did you try to persuade the attorney general, Jeff Sessions, to protect you from the investigation?
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Monday with former Warren supporters to try to persuade them to switch their vote to Sanders.
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Republicans will try to confuse with process and the Democrats will try to persuade with evidence.
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We would point to a person and they would try to persuade them to talk with us.
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Chinese government agents sent a lawyer to Canada to try to persuade him to return to China.
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America should try to persuade its Turkish and Kurdish friends to accommodate rather than fight each other.
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Mr. Obama's task is not to try to persuade independents or Republicans that they should choose Mrs.
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Will Mr. Tillerson try to persuade Mr. Trump to support the international climate accord reached in Paris?
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A senior AU diplomat said that African nations would try to persuade Nkurunziza to change his mind.
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Opponents of partisan gerrymandering said they welcomed the opportunity to try to persuade the justices to act.
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Editorials are different from news articles because they try to persuade readers to share your point of view.
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China twisted MSCI's arm to try to persuade it to include Chinese stocks in its emerging market index.
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But all of it is based around this belief that you can persuade or try to persuade others.
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One approach is to try to persuade entire villages to pledge publicly that they are abandoning the practice.
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File subpoenas and try to persuade judges to force Trump administration officials to testify and hand over documents.
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Far more often than not, Mr. McConnell's colleagues follow his lead rather than try to persuade him otherwise.
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Her office is planning a public information campaign to try to persuade consumers to stop buying illegal pot.
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The way we try to persuade the other side is by essentially becoming milquetoast Democrats, or Republican light.
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I try to persuade everyone I know to watch it, but three of my best friends won't give in.
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Mr Kobach says he now intends to try to persuade the states that refused to comply with his request.
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And then if it was controversial she'd just try to persuade people it was the right thing to do.
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Fearing Russian interference, Western leaders seem in no mood to try to persuade the canny Mr Djukanovic to go.
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Ms. Merkel can still try to persuade the Social Democrats, her previous coalition partner, to enter into another government.
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Each year, thousands of foreigners try to persuade government officials that they are among the best in their field.
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Republicans have only 51 seats, so they will need to try to persuade some Democrats to back the measure.
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Because it all happens in the open, Iowans are able to try to persuade others to switch their support.
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He told the crowd that Fox News made repeated calls to try to persuade him to change his mind.
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Over the course of three or so hours, they try to persuade undecided voters to support their preferred candidate.
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The fun comes when supporters of candidates try to persuade people in nonviable groups or undecideds to join their team.
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Theoretically, the loser of the national election could try to persuade electors to ignore the wishes of their states's voters.
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Police officers and addiction experts visited the homes of people who had overdosed to try to persuade them into treatment.
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The bloc instead left names for a later stage to try to persuade President Nicholas Maduro to calm the situation.
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For months, congressional Republicans have spent all their energy to try to persuade Democrats to separate government spending and immigration.
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While he recognizes the rights of people to try to persuade him to change his vote, he will not be swayed.
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Italy will provide money to try to persuade the GNA to stop smugglers sending thousands of people out on flimsy boats.
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In pursuing a friend's wife, he would try to persuade the wife that her husband was perhaps not what she thought.
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When Pence turned up to try to persuade McCain to vote for the repeal, Collins left to give them some privacy.
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It later used those pediatric safety claims again to try to persuade the FDA not to approve generic tablets of Suboxone.
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African Union leaders are expected to try to persuade President Nkurunziza to accept the force during the AU summit this weekend.
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And after that, the company will try to persuade Americans themselves to embrace its mantra of the "cashless society," Ho said.
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Develop an argument supported by evidence from these sources, and then try to persuade your classmates in a discussion or debate.
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They decide to try to persuade the medical examiner to admit he falsified the reports on the death of Frank's family.
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Expect furious lobbying in the days ahead to try to persuade the president to exclude military allies' metals from the tariffs.
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Mr. Netanyahu is almost certain to try to persuade his coalition partners to pass a law granting him immunity from prosecution.
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These donations came after Clinton personally and successfully intervened to try to persuade Russia to buy $3.7 billion of Boeing aircraft.
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But the study should force campaigns to seriously reexamine how they're spending money, and how they try to persuade winnable voters.
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Advocates of a liberal approach, such as this newspaper, should try to persuade those who disagree with them, not lock them up.
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So they try to persuade investors to accept things that they make in lieu of at least part of what is owed.
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The House Speaker is putting another pressure point on Trump to try to persuade him to get the government up and running.
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In the meantime, Foreign Minister Gibran Bassil toured South America late last year to try to persuade Lebanese there to return home.
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So I did a lot of things to try to persuade Google that there are things you need to do to win.
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But Mr. Sanders has said he would try to persuade superdelegates to back him instead, based on his strength against Mr. Trump.
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Some companies also try to persuade consumers to buy life insurance through advertising campaigns that deliberately have nothing to do with mortality.
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Representatives for the companies scheduled meetings with Littlefield to try to persuade him to reconsider, and then turned to more drastic measures.
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Instead, you and your neighbors should try to persuade your landlord to see the program as an asset, not just a chore.
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Michigan Democrats, however, plan to try to persuade Mr. Snyder to take their side and stop the proposed bills from becoming law.
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Afghan officials have long appealed to Saudi Arabia to use its clout to try to persuade the Taliban to enter into talks.
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In early November, Setchen met with Louisville's N.C.A.A. compliance staff and other administrators to try to persuade them to let Bowen play.
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The seven House managers have 24 total hours, spread over three days, to try to persuade 67 senators to vote to convict.
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Travelling to rural areas to try to persuade parents against marrying off their girls, she says some communities remain unaware of the ban.
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The measure's supporters may use the results to try to persuade Fox management to meet with them to discuss the issue, he added.
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Airbus, which declined comment, will try to persuade potential 210-2321 buyers that it is little different from the slow-selling 737-9.
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Still, she added, she did not regret her decision, and she would not try to persuade anyone else not to terminate her pregnancy.
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Trump may not try to persuade Bannon to end his purge, which should show he has been colluding with Bannon behind the scenes.
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In Congress, we fight with rhetoric, we try to persuade people, and as whip, you try to get the votes to pass legislation.
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"Those who oppose the death penalty are free to try to persuade legislatures to abolish the death penalty," he told the prisoners' lawyer.
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Sure, you could approach all of those providers and try to persuade them not to send data about you to Equifax each month.
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Try to persuade your husband to call a meeting of his siblings and mother to create a plan for her safety and care.
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One weapon McConnell and GOP leaders are using in their argument to try to persuade colleagues against voting for Bolton's testimony is Sen.
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Administration officials will use the time provided by the latest delay to try to persuade undecided Republican senators to vote for the bill.
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When the time comes, you could try to persuade your landlord to offer you a new lease with only your name on it.
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Or rather to try to persuade carriers of the benefits of aligning with a cross-network Android-to-Android next-gen SMS messaging strategy.
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Steven Choi, executive director at the New York Immigration Coalition, said activists should try to persuade Republicans the question is bad for them, too.
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The various business interests who have the president-elect's ear would surely try to persuade him not to risk everything by being so drastic.
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Infantino has been using contacts cultivated during his time as a UEFA executive to try to persuade the biggest clubs to back his plan.
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After Dr. Dao declined to leave, United officials called police officers with the Chicago Department of Aviation to try to persuade him to go.
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The White House deflected the complaints, saying American companies should try to persuade their Mexican partners to lobby their government to cooperate on illegal immigration.
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If you want to help with that problem, you might try to persuade your union to develop ethical guidelines for conducting this form of advocacy.
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"He will also try to persuade you by making you rich," said Jim Dinkins, retired head of investigations for the US Department of Homeland Security.
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Through deceptive ads, the group's goal is to try to persuade legislators to oppose Medicare for All, or divide and confuse us with weaker proposals.
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Sitkoff said attempts were made to bring in himself and a family member to try to persuade Corbett to come out, but to no avail.
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"He will also try to persuade you by making you rich," said Jim Dinkins, retired head of investigations for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Wednesday that Moscow will try to persuade the United States and Iran to start "civilized" dialogue.
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They handled investments for high net worth corporate executives and entrepreneurs, clients they will likely try to persuade to follow them to their new business.
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This week, President Emmanuel Macron of France and Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany separately visited Washington to try to persuade Trump to preserve the accord.
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But May and senior colleagues used Ma's visit to try to persuade China to put money into a series of infrastructure investments across northern England.
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The purpose of the trip, Flynn said, was to try to persuade the Russians to get the Iranians to stop meddling in the Middle East.
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Razumkov said Zelenskiy's party would try to persuade parliament to lift a moratorium on the sale of farmland that has been in force since 2001.
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Several of the students' university advisers had apparently also flown to Guangdong to try to persuade them to leave, according to some of the activists.
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He went door to door and held town halls to try to persuade people, and then seemed stunned when he was accused of betraying them.
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In response, prominent Western figures, including the American secretary of defense, Jim Mattis, visited Macedonia to try to persuade voters to back the name change.
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On this week's episode of "The Argument," I try to persuade Ross Douthat and Michelle Goldberg that Trump is more vulnerable than many people think.
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But the Lakers and the 76ers, in particular, have a strong incentive to try to persuade the Spurs to engage in trade talks this month.
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Mr. Xi will try to persuade Mr. Moon to make some unpalatable compromises, they say, ones that would not sit well with the American military.
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The Lebanese women who help the group's community centers are sometimes met with reluctance when they try to persuade vulnerable women to join the program.
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Some examples: International sanctions target a dictatorship's important officials and civilian friends — and try to persuade them they would be richer under a different government.
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German politicians including German Chancellor Angela Merkel may try to persuade British Prime Minister Theresa May to let the proposals go ahead, German lawmaker Arnold said.
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This week, digital rights group Access Now is asking members of Congress to try to persuade Google and Amazon to reevaluate their position on domain fronting.
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Tips start at a minimum of 21998 won (22008 cents), but can go far higher as customers try to persuade the girls to fulfill their requests.
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At that hearing - which could take place after the April 9 election - Netanyahu can try to persuade the attorney-general, Avichai Mandelblit, not to indict him.
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Though providers already try to persuade them to talk to their parents, minors don't have to let their parents know that they're participating in the program.
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Both US and Mexican officials said they will try to persuade Canada to sign on to the document this week, and it would need congressional approval.
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Mr Trump has previously said he would be happy to have a hamburger with Mr Kim and try to persuade him to give up his nukes.
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Cook personally called President Donald Trump to try to persuade him to remain in the Paris Agreement on Climate Change, an entreaty which did not succeed.
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Vertical integration, AT&T will try to persuade the court, would enable it to target advertising more effectively, levelling the playing field against the tech titans.
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Breier's departure is expected to be announced Thursday, the Post reported, adding that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo "did not try to persuade" Breier to stay.
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Mr. Putin will almost certainly try to persuade Mr. Trump to withdraw American support for NATO's plans to reinforce its defenses against a newly assertive Russia.
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Caucus-goers in several precincts in Iowa on voting night reported no sign of a Trump precinct captain to try to persuade voters to support him.
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The iPhone giant's chief even called the president — days before Trump announced his plans — to try to persuade him to keep the U.S. in the agreement.
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Macron and Turkey's President Tayyip Erdogan will work together to try to persuade the United States to reconsider the decision, a Turkish presidential source said on Saturday.
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Mr. Trump has said he plans to meet with Mr. Kim in May or early June to try to persuade him to dismantle his nuclear weapons program.
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Since Trump's role is indisputable, would you try to persuade the Senate that the request was made, but there was no quid pro quo attached to it?
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Corporate lobbies or well-funded NGOs that lose battles at the local level can try to persuade state legislatures or members of Congress to reverse the results.
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Hurd: I think Oracle historically has been thought of as perhaps the greatest sales force in the IT industry, and I wouldn't try to persuade you differently.
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And of course they will try to persuade investors that the calculations they prefer, in which certain costs are excluded, best represent the reality in their operations.
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Its search results aren't littered with Google products and services—boxes and carousels to try to persuade people to spend more time in Google's family of apps.
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Pakistani officials deny this but say they have a degree of influence which they have been using to try to persuade the movement to accept peace talks.
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It can also try to persuade Congress to offer funds to provide incentives to the companies, said James E. Hall, a former chairman of the safety board.
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His announcement underscores the challenges facing GOP leaders as they try to persuade rank-and-file members to stay in the House as members of the minority.
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At pre-trial hearings next Wednesday and Thursday, Netanyahu's lawyers will try to persuade Israel's attorney not to press on with his stated intention to indict him.
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Zelenskiy said the "key question" for him was to try to persuade the White House to "change its rhetoric" about Ukraine as a corrupt and untrustworthy country.
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Britain's prime minister will sit down with senior E.U. officials in Brussels and try to persuade them to do what they say they will not: renegotiate Brexit.
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With the distrust between the black community and police, Boggan adds, having police try to persuade young men to stop their ways is not a long-term solution.
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To structure his argument, Mr Mokyr speaks of a "market for ideas", a system in which people "try to persuade an audience of the correctness of their beliefs".
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You try to persuade others in this polity that your argument is correct, and they say, "No, my argument is correct," and if you can't compromise, you vote.
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After the two-week order, both the petitioner and the gun owner could then try to persuade a judge why the firearms should or should not be returned.
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They will try to persuade Jammeh on behalf of regional bloc ECOWAS to make an honorable exit, rather than risk dragging the country into crisis or civil war.
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Police implored the gunman to surrender, at one point patching in his lawyer on the phone with him to try to persuade him to give up, Ross said.
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His plan for cutting the national debt was far from a confidence builder: He said he might try to persuade creditors to accept less than the government owed.
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Chris Phillips, director of institutional relations at the Washington State Investment Board, said he met Peirce in March to try to persuade her to back the rule change.
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Some people who wanted the stronger rules blocked the driveway of the chairman at the time, Tom Wheeler, to try to persuade him to change the agency's plan.
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The launch is one more way that Uber is attempting to diversify its business as it continues to try to persuade investors its path will lead to profitability.
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There is even a social angle: You can connect with other users or link the app to Facebook and try to persuade your friends there to take part.
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A state senator made repeated advances, even claiming credit when one of her bills passed the state Senate to try to persuade her to engage in a relationship.
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A Turkish presidential source said Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan and French President Emmanuel Macron will work together to try to persuade the United States to reconsider the move.
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French President Emmanuel Macron met with Trump last week to try to persuade him to save the deal, but later stated that he believed Trump would still scrap it.
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S. Special Envoy for Afghanistan and Pakistan Richard] Holbrooke or Vali [Nasr, an adviser to Holbrooke] or someone out to Dulles [airport] to try to persuade them to stay?
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But the leader of a political action committee supporting Winfrey said it would still to try to persuade her to run and continue seeking to recruit 1 million supporters.
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Trump has used the subject of Supreme Court nominees as a way to try to persuade a wary party establishment that he can be trusted as a presidential candidate.
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I could try to persuade my husband to be accepting of my seeking sexual fulfillment outside our marriage, which I already know he will never be willing to do.
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Dupree made repeated trips to Kabul to meet with their senior officials, both to preserve the public library and to try to persuade them to not destroy cultural artifacts.
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So-called information operations conducted by Afghan government and coalition forces have long been used to try to persuade Afghans to turn against the Taliban and other insurgent groups.
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Over the course of two hours, five lawyers used a host of comparisons to try to persuade the justices that various forms of discrimination were or were not similar.
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So-called information operations conducted by government and coalition forces have long been used to try to persuade local people to turn against the Taliban and other insurgent groups.
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Since O'Donnell lives in New Hampshire, she's called in to comment on the 2020 Democratic primary, both to express her opinion and, she'll admit, to try to persuade people.
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If the president fails to break the deadlock, he could try to persuade parties to back a non-political government with a limited mandate — but Di Maio dismissed this option.
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Burden-sharing is a genuine concern, and Trump is right to try to persuade partner nations to increase their own defense spending and rely less on American goodwill and guns.
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Similar challenges For all that's different about their clashing styles, in some ways Trump and Clinton face some of the same challenges as they try to persuade voters this fall.
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The whistleblower's lawyers have already raised concern for their client's safety, as Democrats try to persuade the unnamed official to tell the story that sparked their complaint on Capitol Hill.
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The program also allowed Uber to track which Lyft drivers were working for both companies, information that Uber used to try to persuade those drivers to work exclusively for them.
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To do so, the White House would have to go to federal court to try to persuade a judge to block Comey, a former employee, from publicly discussing his conversations.
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We try to persuade these girls that their destinies are their own to make – they can help break the cycle of abuse in their own lives and in their families.
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"Making peace is much more difficult than making war because you need to change sentiments of people, people who have suffered, to try to persuade them to forgive," he said.
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Several hundred people attended the launch of the report in a huge tent pavilion outside the main venue to try to persuade other nations "we are still in" despite Trump.
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Last summer, the N.C.A.A. met with the sites to try to persuade them to no longer offer fantasy contests involving college athletes, who are governed by N.C.A.A. rules enforcing amateurism.
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The president is headed to Capitol Hill for lunch on Tuesday to try to persuade Senate Republicans, who are wary about a payroll tax cut, according to the Washington Post.
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There was no immediate sign that President Trump used his meeting with the crown prince at the White House on Tuesday to try to persuade him to halt the war.
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The alternative to striking a joint deal is to try to persuade Labour to commit to honoring the outcome of a series of votes on different Brexit options in Parliament.
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The fact that a corporation, or any other speaker, is willing to spend money to try to persuade voters presupposes that the people have the ultimate influence over elected officials.
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Some of them, Peter in particular, also risk a kind of reverse Stockholm syndrome as they try to persuade their prisoner to sign a document formalizing his surrender to them.
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These apps give them a chance to meet peaceful foreigners and engage them with their worldviews, and in some cases try to persuade foreigners of their right to rule Afghanistan.
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If Murkowski and Collins resist the leadership's push to employ the nuclear option, the GOP strategist said groups would try to persuade them privately before resorting to public pressure tactics.
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That premise, which lies at the core of his candidacy, faces a new test this fall as rivals increasingly try to persuade Democrats that he would be a risky nominee.
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He acknowledged protesters who may try to persuade Trump to stay in the climate change deal when he goes to the United Nations General Assembly in New York this week.
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The prime minister has shown little sign of changing tack to try to curry favor, but will deploy some of the weapons in her armory to try to persuade lawmakers.
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But even some of her aides say they know it will not be an easy task, and that May will just try to persuade people by pressing her main message.
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His legal team had met with senior Justice Department prosecutors three times in late 2015 to try to persuade them not to indict McClendon, a person familiar with the matter said.
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He used his trip to the American capital to try to persuade Mr Trump not to pull out of the agreement monitoring Iran's nuclear programme, which Mr Trump wants to "fix".
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"It's no secret that the Russians have been working diligently... to try to persuade individual EU member states to object to the renewal of sanctions," Hammond told a committee of lawmakers.
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Berlin has already sent representatives to London to try to persuade UK fintech firms to relocate, saying they would be then guaranteed access to the EU market after Brexit in 2019.
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At the end of the summer as workers want to leave, farms will offer free accommodation and to pay the cost of flights to try to persuade them to stay on.
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"He'd be great, and they are spending a lot of time figuring out the best way to try to persuade him to do it if she wins," a source told Politico.
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Officials have said African leaders would try to persuade President Pierre Nkurunziza - who triggered the crisis by standing for a disputed third term in July elections - to accept such a force.
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I saw the same benefits from interagency debate when considering cases that set at odds multiple agencies, each of which would try to persuade the solicitor general to take its side.
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Covered in blackface makeup, the men try to persuade their beloveds — sisters — to sleep with not merely strangers, but also black strangers, arousing their horror and also undercurrents of taboo desire.
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Prosecutors said Mr. Kilimnik, a Russian Army-trained linguist, helped Mr. Manafort try to persuade other associates to lie about their work on a project related to Mr. Manafort's Ukrainian clients.
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The action shifts to Álvaro's childhood home, where his friend Patria (Ronete Levenson) has gone to try to persuade his family to allow a book of his plays to be published.
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In fact, these loud protest marches, which are certain to get skewed by opposing media outlets, actually make our jobs harder when we try to persuade our friends and family members.
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Turkey: Vice President Mike Pence and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo were planning to meet President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Ankara today to try to persuade him to halt his offensive.
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In wielding those forms, "most health care professionals are using them to try to persuade the patient to remain," said Dr. David Alfandre, a bioethicist at the N.Y.U. School of Medicine.
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Russian trolls used Facebook to try to persuade African American citizens not to vote in the 2016 presidential election, according to a bipartisan report released by the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee.
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Her siblings in the US try to persuade her to move every time she visits, telling her how easily an educated woman like her could get a job, but she refuses.
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They then sell advertisers the ability to figure out whether you're valuable enough for them to want to reach you, and if you are, how they should try to persuade you.
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Even when pressed by communications managers to release basic diversity data to increase transparency, sources say, they were told it would be a non-starter to try to persuade Kalanick. Why?
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It could try to persuade the North to pick up the hotline more consistently when the South calls, or even to allow the International Atomic Energy Agency to inspect its nuclear facilities.
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Looking to halt the relocation, Industry Minister Carlo Calenda flew to Brussels to try to persuade European Commissioner for Competition Margrethe Vestager to declare Slovak enticements to Embraco as illegal state aid.
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Abe said after the victory that the results meant voters accepted the need for debate on the divisive issue, and is expected to try to persuade some opposition lawmakers to back change.
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In the short term, the Colombian government will try to persuade the FARC chiefs to reopen a negotiation aimed at getting them to accept terms inferior to the just-rejected peace deal.
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In a sign of mounting frustration with mediation efforts, South Sudan's Council of Churches has urged the wives of Machar and Kiir to try to persuade their husbands to end the fighting.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook expressed disappointment and said in an email to employees that he had spoken with Trump on Tuesday to try to persuade him to stay in the Paris accord.
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Test for Fox: At a presentation introducing its fall lineup today, the network's new chief executive will try to persuade advertisers that it can still draw viewers despite competition from streaming services.
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Advocates are starting a campaign to try to persuade colleges to maintain the Obama administration's tough policies for protecting women on campuses from sexual assault, even if the Trump administration relaxes enforcement.
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I'm not keen on having to run to the pharmacy in the dead of night to try to persuade the pharmacist to overlook the fact that my prescription is out-of-date.
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But in an acknowledgement of McConnell's concerns that primary battles could put the Senate GOP majority in peril, Trump said he would try to persuade Bannon to ease off on some incumbents.
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He said there was no firm start date for the plan and the exchange was in talks with big traders to try to persuade them to do business via the new platform.
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Manhattan prosecutors have said they may try to persuade the judge to let them present evidence about past allegations of sexual misconduct by Mr. Weinstein that are not charged in the indictment.
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Trump has met Kim twice in the past year to try to persuade him to abandon a nuclear weapons program that threatens the United States, but progress so far has been scant.
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WEF will work with companies to identify the 5 fastest-growing jobs in each firm and try to persuade them to commit to hiring equal numbers of men and women into those roles.
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Armenia's security service said one policeman had been killed and two wounded in the violence, but that negotiations were now underway to try to persuade the hostage takers to lay down their weapons.
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You can try to persuade the provider to reduce the charge, or to discount an excessive balance bill, by showing the provider that his or her charge is above the typical market rate.
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One example, Mr. Ryan suggested, was to throw a question out to the class, have students respond, and then put them in groups to try to persuade one another that they are right.
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And if you challenge his paranoid version of truth, he will not engage with you, he will not try to persuade you—any more than Spencer or Daily Stormer founder Andrew Anglin will.
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What's next: Mr. Netanyahu, who is likely to be indicted on bribery and fraud charges, is expected to try to persuade his coalition partners to pass a law granting him immunity from prosecution.
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This year, prosecutors have claimed, Mr. Manafort and Mr. Kilimnik teamed up to try to persuade two witnesses to lie about the scope of the Ukraine work in order to protect Mr. Manafort.
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But that was what happened in the Spanish city this past week, when members of the Trump administration attended MWC to try to persuade other countries to ban the Chinese technology company Huawei.
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They have more responsibility than ever to try to persuade Mr. Trump that the country's security is at stake when he meets Mr. Putin, and that he should prepare carefully for the encounter.
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The Americans did try to persuade some countries, like Turkey and Poland, which Mr. Trump visited just before going to Hamburg, to move toward the American position on climate, but they were rebuffed.
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But whatever Mattis wants to achieve, he and other top Pentagon officials will likely continue to try to persuade Trump quietly because what the president wants is not necessarily what the Pentagon recommends.
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Kaine's speech seemed tailor-made to try to persuade the Democratic base that this white dude from a purple state with a fairly centrist track record is nonetheless an ally, nonetheless gets it.
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A new liberal interest group, Demand Justice, plans to spend as much as $5 million to push Democrats to oppose Kavanaugh, and try to persuade Republicans Collins and Murkowski to do the same.
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The less Brexit harms Britain, the better for Ireland, points out Johnny Fallon, a political commentator—and that means Ireland must try to persuade the rest of Europe to grant Britain generous exit terms.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's military government will try to persuade media companies Facebook and Line to comply with court orders to remove content it considers harmful to peace and order, a senior official said Sunday.
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She and some of the other leaders did see this as a way to try to persuade MIT and Columbia and other places to open up some more slots in graduate school for women.
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The new program does not try to persuade private practitioners to give up their patients, but instead allows them to continue treating the patients while they register for the government's free diagnostics and drugs.
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Civil-rights leaders attended a dinner at Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's house to try to persuade him to reverse his stance on fact-checking political ads on his platform, The Washington Post reported Tuesday.
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The Obama administration sent Treasury Secretary Jack Lew to Capitol Hill on Tuesday to try to persuade recalcitrant Democrats, while Republicans heard arguments for the legislation from fellow senators at a closed-door luncheon.
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The alliance could try to persuade other governors to ratchet up their ambitions, though those prospects are uncertain, since barriers to climate policy in Republican-leaning states are often as much political as technical.
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"We will try to persuade Maeda Road management to agree with our plan," Maeda Corp President Soji Maeda told at a media briefing, adding that Maeda Road has not agreed with Maeda Corp's attempt.
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I try to persuade him with my argument that Amazon's prices are better and I will inevitably spend way more frolicking the aisles of Target than I would placing a single order on Amazon.
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When asked whether they should try to persuade Trump to change his mind or whether he is a lost cause, both Kerry and Schwarzenegger said the issue is much larger than any one person.
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Hyun would try to persuade Li to break out of her safe zone of simple rice with sauce, and try different kinds of foods, like kimchi, fish, meat, dry seaweed and red pepper paste.
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Target officials have held more than 200 meetings with congressional staffers and lawmakers, and Cornell has met with 30 lawmakers to try to persuade them to abandon the tax proposal, Target spokeswoman Dustee Jenkins said.
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Should Iran be caught deliberately cheating, America could try to persuade other signatories to the deal (France, Germany, Britain and the European Union, but probably not Russia or China) that some sanctions should "snap back".
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The risk-averse Abbas will likely try to persuade Trump that a successful peace process will depend on a two-state solution and a political horizon that includes an agreement on borders, Jerusalem and refugees.
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Senior Israeli officials have traditionally discouraged abrupt cuts to United States funding to the agency, Mr. Harden said, and such officials could still call American counterparts to try to persuade them to change their minds.
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If I could talk to the students I'd try to persuade them that mistake theory is a more accurate and effective way to change the world than conflict theory, but I probably wouldn't persuade them.
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You could also try to persuade them to put down the leaf blowers, explaining that the devices are noisy, polluting and potentially harmful to the workers who use them and inhale the fine particulate matter.
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Sardines are both delicious and a highly sustainable seafood choice (see our climate change Q. and A. for more good food choices), so I figured I'd try to persuade you to give them a shot.
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The day before Mr. Lockett was arrested, a female Special Victims detective, Shantai Vasquez, went to the rape victim's family's home in New Jersey to try to persuade her to go forward with the case.
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Rather, they said, Mr. Moon will try to persuade China that it should help rein in North Korea's provocative behavior until both the South and the United States decide the system is no longer necessary.
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Shareholders, including the hedge fund Elliott Advisors, will try to persuade judges at the Amsterdam Enterprise Chamber to order an investigation into possible mismanagement by Akzo's board and to force an extraordinary meeting of shareholders.
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If the ITC judge decides to ban some iPhone imports, Qualcomm could use that to try to persuade Apple to settle or drop several of the other patent and contract cases, legal experts have said.
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The two men — as well as the others facing the charges — are entitled to a hearing at which they can try to persuade prosecutors to drop or reduce the charges before an indictment is issued.
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That does not necessarily please central banks in rich countries, which since the financial crisis have kept interest rates low, in part to try to persuade companies to go on investment splurges funded by cheap debt.
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Hassan Rouhani spoke after French President Emmanuel Macron flew to Washington to try to persuade Trump not to scrap the 2015 agreement - under which Iran curbed its nuclear program in return for the lifting of sanctions.
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Mr Trump's team should guarantee that this will not happen, and try to persuade China that in the long run it is better off with a united, prosperous neighbour than a poor, violent and unpredictable one.
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Hassan Rouhani spoke after French President Emmanuel Macron flew to Washington to try to persuade Trump not to scrap the 2015 agreement — under which Iran curbed its nuclear program in return for the lifting of sanctions.
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But she promised to remain "a good friend and ally" to the EU, reminding the leaders of the benefits of cooperation with Britain to try to persuade them to maintain "frictionless trade" and strong economic ties.
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He even retained Rudolph W. Giuliani, the former New York mayor, in an effort to try to persuade the Trump administration and Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, to agree to a diplomatic resolution to his case.
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When the work product itself is strong, the client may try to persuade you to stay through counter-offers or make you feel guilty about transitioning off a project (even with a reasonable amount of notice).
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Mr. McCain's dissent would normally be potent, but he is being treated for brain cancer and is not expected to be in Washington to vote or to try to persuade Republican colleagues to join his objection.
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The DNC contractor also asked Chaly's team to try to persuade Ukraine's president at the time, Petro Poroshenko, to make a statement disparaging Manafort when the Ukrainian leader visited the United States during the 28503 election.
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France said Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault would travel to Russia and the United States on Thursday and Friday to try to persuade both sides to adopt a Security Council resolution to impose a new truce.
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Rather than try to persuade the new leadership in Pakistan to ease off their support of the Taliban and Haqqani fighters, he has simply ordered a cutoff of an additional $300 million in aid to Pakistan.
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Mr. Wray made a last-ditch effort on Monday, going to the White House with the deputy attorney general, Rod J. Rosenstein, to try to persuade the White House to stop the release of the memo.
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"He'd be great, and they are spending a lot of time figuring out the best way to try to persuade him to do it if she wins," a source close to the campaign told the outlet.
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What's worse, from the Clinton camp's point of view, is that the Sanders campaign is promising to try to persuade superdelegates to throw the election to Sanders even if Clinton wins more delegates in the election.
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At the start of the meeting, Ahn noted South Korean news reports suggesting that he might try to persuade the South to push for a joint declaration with the United States to formally end the war.
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While ideologues try to persuade Russian people that their destiny lies with authoritarian China, people in the far east seem as keen on Western lifestyle and institutions—such as property and human rights—as are the Chinese.
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He said the sessions would not be used to try to persuade Trump to soften his stance about a proposed ban on Muslim immigration, which some national security professionals have said is counterproductive to fighting Islamic extremism.
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President Donald Trump did not mean to suggest that he'd trade away American jobs to try to persuade China to help the U.S. defuse rising tensions with North Korea, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross told CNBC on Monday.
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Whether or not that issue is real, the situation is reminiscent of the "Seinfeld" episode, "The Strongbox," in which George Costanza resorts to increasingly absurd tactics to try to persuade his girlfriend to let him dump her.
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Sprint and T-Mobile, which announced plans to merge in April, will likely argue that AT&T will get even bigger and stronger as a competitor as they try to persuade U.S. regulators to allow a merger.
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"Making peace is much more difficult than making war because you need to change sentiments of people, people who have suffered, to try to persuade them to forgive," the president, Juan Manuel Santos, said in an interview.
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Macron has also worked behind the scenes to try to persuade Trump to re-engage with the international community on climate change after he dramatically announced the United States' withdrawal last year from the Paris climate accord.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - When Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau meets President Donald Trump on Wednesday, he will try to persuade the U.S. leader to focus on Mexico as a source of potential problems at talks to update NAFTA.
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Instead of trying to stamp FGM out entirely, governments should ban the worst forms, permit those that cause no long-lasting harm and try to persuade parents to choose the least nasty version, or none at all.
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The Taliban members, as well as Afghan and Western officials, said that diplomatic visits with Taliban political representatives, in Qatar and elsewhere, had increased in recent weeks to try to persuade the insurgents to come to talks.
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He was 28 in 21994 when his tiny community of Orofino, Idaho, invited the area's aging Republican state senator to a town meeting to try to persuade him to fight for more financing for a public kindergarten.
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The Idaho State Journal reported this week that Mayor Brian Blad, who was meeting with students to try to persuade them not to leave, estimated that the students contributed $100 million or more to the local economy.
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But faced with yet another delay, the government could decide, as Mr. Johnson said on Tuesday, to withdraw the legislation and try to persuade Parliament to throw the matter back to the British public in an election.
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TOKYO/LONDON (Reuters) - Japan's Takeda Pharmaceutical nudged up its offer for Shire to 44.3 billion pounds ($62 billion) on Friday to try to persuade the rare-disease drugs specialist into talks after it rejected three previous proposals.
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The pope used the meeting to try to persuade skeptical bishops to take strong action against abusive clerics and to hold themselves accountable for protecting the faithful in their dioceses, rather than simply changing church law himself.
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Details: Mr. Trump will try to persuade Americans that what the White House is calling a "humanitarian and security crisis" on the southern border must be addressed before the government shutdown — now the second-longest — can end.
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It remains uncertain whether Trump will continue to use the incentive of a meeting with the U.S. president to try to persuade Maduro — who has sought to speak with Trump before but been rebuffed — to change his behavior.
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In the letter, published as a full-page ad in the main section of the Times, the signatories try to persuade Amazon that most New Yorkers really do want the company — and its 25,000 jobs — in their city.
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The narcissist might drop you and then keep coming back to try to persuade you that he's actually cool and perfect, and that it's you who is the problem; the sociopath might just take off when she's done.
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But I know that at the time, when I insisted that I did what I did in large part because I was bored and surrounded by friends who were already using, he did not try to persuade me.
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Mr. Johnson will also try to persuade Labour lawmakers who represent areas that voted in 2016 to leave the European Union — predominantly in the north and middle of the country — to defy their party and support his plan.
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Pompeo was in Pyongyang on Tuesday when Trump made the announcement and senior State Department officials said the secretary will try to persuade allies in Europe, the Middle East and Asia to pressure Tehran to return to talks.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey's Tayyip Erdogan and France's Emmanuel Macron will work together to try to persuade the United States to reconsider its decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, a Turkish presidential source said on Saturday.
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In 2017, French President Emmanuel Macron received Haftar and the U.N.-backed Libyan prime minister, Fayez al-Serraj, on the outskirts of Paris to try to persuade them to make a deal, which instantly upgraded the general's diplomatic status.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Scottish government on Friday published legal arguments it will use to try to persuade Britain's highest court that the devolved Scottish parliament must give its approval before Prime Minister Theresa May can trigger the Brexit process.
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Users will still have the option to specify where they want to be picked up, but Lyft will try to persuade them to change locations by including the amount of time they'll save on their trip if they agree.
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Earlier in the week, the stop Trump movement had used those same words in an effort to try to persuade the delegates to vote for a rule that would allow them to vote differently than their state had voted.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Three rights groups launched a campaign on Wednesday to try to persuade President Barack Obama to pardon former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden on U.S. theft and espionage charges before Obama leaves office in January.
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The move by B-Dubs may not be enough to quell concerns posed by investor Marcato Capital Management, however — especially considering Marcato previously hired Cypress to try to persuade the chicken wing chain to franchise more of its restaurants.
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Nevertheless, Mr. Trump could see a high-profile and unprecedented demotion of Mr. Powell as a politically advantageous symbolic step, since it would help him try to persuade any voters who are experiencing economic problems not to blame him.
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What followed was dubbed "The Great NBA Emoji War of 2015," where the rush of Clippers and Mavericks flying into Houston to try to persuade DeAndre to sign with their team was represented by a feverish duel of emoji transportation icons.
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CEO Matthias Mueller is in the United States for the first time since the scandal erupted in September, to attend the Detroit auto show and try to persuade U.S. authorities to accept a fix for hundreds of thousands of cars.
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However, the first woman said she was approached by a woman she believes was a "slave" to Mack to try to persuade her to join the secret sex cult, but she became scared when she saw the woman's branding and declined.
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More recently, Mr. Tsipras, having turned from a defender of the poor to a mainstream leader eager to save Greece from further financial turmoil, is expected to try to persuade Ms. Lagarde to send more of the fund's money to Athens.
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And Abrams is running on the theory that Democrats can be successful by employing campaign-to-voter contact and organizing inside communities Democrats typically neglect or write off as politically dormant, rather than try to persuade Republican-leaning voters and moderates.
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Israel will try to persuade firms such as Mobileye, a developer of driverless car systems that was bought earlier this year by Intel, an American chip giant, for $15.3bn, to base not only their research centres in Israel, but their manufacturing.
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Following a phone call with Erdogan, who has rejected calls for ceasefire or mediation, Trump dispatched top aides including Pence and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to Ankara for emergency talks to try to persuade Turkey to halt the offensive.
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The speech came the same day Pompeo met with top oil executives for about an hour to try to persuade energy companies to help the administration's efforts to boost crude exports to Asia and to support its policy of isolating Iran.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama arrived in London on Thursday, beginning an official visit which he will use to try to persuade British voters not to ditch their membership of the European Union ahead of a June 23 referendum.
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LONDON, Oct 31 (Reuters) - The head of Britain's financial watchdog has rejected suggestions its proposed changes to listing rules for sovereign-controlled companies were influenced by the government to try to persuade oil giant Saudi Aramco to list in London.
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Rafiekian, co-founder of the consultancy firm Flynn Intel Group, was accused of conspiring to lobby on Turkey's behalf to try to persuade the U.S. government to extradite Fetullah Gulen, whom Turkey has blamed for orchestrating a failed coup in 2016.
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As the EU top jobs package came together after tortuous talks, Merkel broke off the Brussels summit for almost an hour to try to persuade the SPD to allow her to vote in favor of von der Leyen, diplomats said.
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It was no longer going to try to persuade enterprises to switch out their Oracle databases — but rather to sell them on a specialized encryption layer to enhance their ability to perform big data analytics by tapping into the cloud.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May is expected this week to try to persuade parliament to approve her Brexit deal at the third time of asking, before heading to Brussels to request a short delay to the withdrawal process.
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Macron sent his finance minister, Bruno Le Maire, to Berlin this week to talk with leaders of the German parties and try to persuade them not to reject his ideas for a reform of the euro zone in their coalition agreement.
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Traders said UK markets face a pivotal week ahead of a two-day summit starting on Thursday at which Prime Minister David Cameron will try to persuade other leaders to support a deal to keep Britain in the European Union.
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Mr. Abdulaziz says that his brothers in Saudi Arabia have been detained to pressure him to be quiet and that the Royal Court sent envoys to Canada to try to persuade him to come home and work for the government.
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Lawmakers jump-start talks on privacy bill MORE (R-Miss.) said Senate Republicans may try to persuade Trump to accept the $1.6 billion offer for border fencing and drop the request for an additional $1 billion for other immigration-related issues.
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Fearing that a continuing dispute will prevent 900,000 local Comcast customers from watching regular-season Yankee games, the Yes Network is beginning a campaign Wednesday to try to persuade affected fans to switch to providers like Verizon Fios and DirecTV.
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On Wednesday, Trump, who says he plans to meet Kim in late May or early June for an unprecedented summit to try to persuade him to give up his nuclear weapons, reaffirmed the "unwavering" U.S. commitment to maintain that umbrella.
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If he loses, Italian President Sergio Mattarella is likely to try to persuade him to remain in office to oversee crucial electoral reform, which would possibly allow for elections in the first half of 2017, a year ahead of schedule.
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Aides are prepared to try to persuade him that he'd get more coverage by waiting — an argument that worked with him when he suddenly wanted to start the summit with Kim Jong-un a day early, according to the WashPost.
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"This is deeply disappointing," said Representative Ro Khanna, Democrat of California, who was one of the original sponsors of the measure in the House and had sought a meeting with Mr. Trump to try to persuade him to sign it.
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That has led the United States to blacklist Huawei and launch a worldwide campaign to try to persuade allies to ban the Chinese firm from their 5G networks, alleging its equipment could be used by Beijing for spying - which Huawei denies.
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When practically every women's coach in the country came to the Chicago area to try to persuade Candace Parker to come their way, she chose Tennessee for two reasons: A shot at a championship and a chance to play for Pat Summitt.
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As the British prime minister braced herself to try to persuade the increasingly irritated 27 other EU national leaders to give her yet more time to end deadlock in London over a deal, the German chancellor wandered over, tablet computer in hand.
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M&A news provided some support for Shire up 0.8 percent after Japan's Takeda Pharmaceutical nudged up its offer for to 44.3 billion pounds ($62 billion) to try to persuade the rare-disease drugs specialist into talks after it rejected three previous proposals.
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China's top priority for the summit is to try to persuade the US to not implement a planned tariff increase that's set to kick in on January 1st, which would raise existing tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods to 25 percent.
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"Most of the business at this summit is actually outside of the conference room, in the corridors and the hotel lobby as different candidates try to persuade associations to vote for them," said one African FA chief, who asked not to be named.
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Many questions lingered after ex-FBI Director James Comey testified last week that Sessions was dismissed from the Oval Office so that President Trump could try to persuade Comey to drop an investigation into Michael Flynn, his disgraced former national security advisor.
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A delegation from Paris Europlace, together with Christian Noyer, the former French central bank governor, will travel to the United States on May 22 and May 23 to try to persuade the financial industry there to choose Paris as their European base.
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To try to persuade China to change its economic model and reduce the U.S. trade deficit, Washington last week proposed a higher 25 percent tariff on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports, Beijing proposed retaliating with tariffs on $60 billion of U.S. goods.
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Stephen Kinnock, Labour MP for Aberavon — who had joined Community union officials in Mumbai to try to persuade the Tata board to keep Port Talbot, Britain's largest steelworks, open — told the South Wales Evening Post that the company intended to sell the steelworks.
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President Barack Obama is to visit the U.K. sometime in April to try to persuade the British public to vote to stay in the European Union when a referendum is held in June, according to a report in The Independent on Sunday.
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LONDON, March 18 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May is expected this week to try to persuade parliament to approve her Brexit deal at the third time of asking, before heading to Brussels to request a short delay to the withdrawal process.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Attorneys for Bill Cosby's wife will get a chance next month to try to persuade a U.S. magistrate judge to spare their client from further questions related to a lawsuit filed by seven women who say the comedian sexually assaulted them.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The EU's top court ruled on Tuesday that goods from Israeli settlements must be labeled as produced in occupied territory, a decision hailed by Palestinians and condemned by Israel, which said it would try to persuade countries to ignore it.
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Just days after taking office as prime minister, Johnson kicked off the domestic tour, underlining his desire to win Britain over rather than courting EU leaders to try to persuade them to change their minds on a divorce deal he says is dead.
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Immediately on returning from North Korea, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will embark on talks with allies in Europe, the Middle East and Asia to try to persuade them to press Iran to curb its nuclear and missile programs, U.S. officials said.
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Mr. Taylor testified that Mr. Bolton, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Secretary of Defense Mark T. Esper and Gina Haspel, the C.I.A. director, had sought a meeting with Mr. Trump this summer to try to persuade him to release the security assistance.
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Obama issued that warning in April when he intervened to try to persuade Britons to vote to remain in the June 23 referendum on staying or leaving the EU. Free trade agreements require the approval of both houses of the U.S. Congress.
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But EU officials are also minded not to paint May into a corner, aware that she faces increasing opposition to her plans in her Conservative Party and needs a victory of sorts to try to persuade a reluctant parliament to back a deal.
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But perhaps even more usefully than backing such efforts personally, he could try to persuade his fellow members of the CEO class that it's against their long-term interests for the United States to have such a broken and gridlocked political system.
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Bijan Rafiekian's trial in U.S. District Court in Alexandria, Virginia, turns on whether he conspired to lobby on Turkey's behalf to try to persuade the U.S. government to extradite Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen, blamed by Turkey for a failed coup in July 2016.
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This forces Dorothea and Greta, along with their friend Jan (Glynnis O'Connor), the longtime editor of the Checkford Journal, to try to persuade members of the school board to vote against May Ray, who have powerful lawyers and movie stars working for them.
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He insisted that he was going to help work with companies to get exemptions from tariffs and that he would try to persuade businesses such as Harley-Davidson, the motorcycle maker, not to move manufacturing abroad to mitigate the pain of retaliatory tariffs.
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Ms. Guadagno also said that she supports Mr. Christie's plan to offer Amazon billions in tax credits to try to persuade the company to locate its second headquarters in New Jersey, though she did not commit to having it be in Newark.
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Mr. Manafort is among an army of lobbyists, lawyers and consultants whom Mr. Deripaska has employed around the world to help him build and protect his empire, or to try to persuade the United States to grant him visas on a regular basis.
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The price to Mr. Macron's standing has now been compounded by Mr. Trump's decision last week to withdraw from the Iran accord, after Mr. Macron went to Washington last month, in part to try to persuade the American president to preserve it.
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The poll numbers are the latest evidence that the race in Iowa remains fluid and winnable for the top four candidates, who have all crisscrossed the state in recent weeks to try to persuade supporters to come out for them on caucus night.
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LONDON, Jan 12 (Reuters) - A delegation of U.S. officials will arrive in Britain on Monday to try to persuade Britain not to use Huawei equipment in the upgrade of its telecoms network, two people with knowledge of the matter said on Sunday.
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The retired admiral will take office at a time when South Korea and the United States are working closely together to engage with North Korea to try to persuade it to abandon a nuclear weapons program that now threatens the United States.
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African leaders, who met in Addis Ababa at the weekend, agreed to send a team to try to persuade Nkurunziza to accept a 5,000-strong force after he rejected the plan and said any such force would be treated as an invasion.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will visit North Korea again next week to try to persuade it to abandon its nuclear weapons, and will take a new U.S. special representative, Stephen Biegun, with him in an attempt to break the deadlock.
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In the wake of the failed coup, Ankara's attorneys in the United States have stepped up an aggressive campaign to try to persuade local, state and federal authorities to open new inquiries and discredit the charter schools and other U.S. operations linked to Gulen.
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President Emmanuel Macron of France arrived Monday at the White House for the first state visit of Mr. Trump's presidency, intent on using his unusual bond with the American president to try to persuade him to preserve the Iran deal, at least for now.
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Kim resigned in January to join a private infrastructure fund 'GLOBALIST PERSPECTIVE' Hayek, a former investment banker who runs Lebanon's privatization agency, said he was meeting this week in Washington with World Bank executive directors to try to persuade them to back his candidacy.
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Court documents, for instance, state that Flynn had been directed by "a very senior member of the Presidential Transition Team" to contact representatives of foreign governments, including Russia, and try to persuade them to "delay the vote or defeat the resolution" at the United Nations.
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The House can pass the budget deal without votes from Freedom Caucus members, if most Democrats and other Republicans vote for it, but lawmakers in the conservative group often have the ear of Trump and could try to persuade him not to sign it.
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Both vets groups have worked together this year to try to persuade Congress to exert more oversight and repeal the original 2001 Authorization for Use of Military Force that has served as the legal justification for the war on terrorism for nearly two decades.
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The filing coincided with the start of Lyft's so-called road show, a two-week run of meetings during which company executives and advisers will try to persuade prospective investors to grab a piece of what will the first ride-hailing firm to go public.
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Last years northern hemisphere heatwaves and wildfires, and a stark warning from a UN-sponsored panel of climate scientists issued in October, have spurred thousands of first-time activists to join protests and risk arrest to try to persuade governments to curb the use of fossil fuels.
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While he talked about the importance of diplomacy, he refused to rule out a first strike against North Korea, whose leader Mr. Trump is supposed to soon meet, or to say whether he would try to persuade the president not to rip up the Iran nuclear deal.
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According to an indictment unveiled by the US attorney for Montana on Friday during Jensen's first federal court appearance, Jensen used materials from the Internet to try to persuade boys to participate in what he called his "Program," which allegedly involved molestation of dozens of boys.
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The dealer, a man with years of experience in the murky world of diamond trading, became the first of several who would try to persuade Momoh to smuggle the gem on the black market, and rake in tens of thousands of dollars — possibly more — for himself.
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People from Myanmar, including Rohingya Muslims, tend to stay in the detention centers longer as they try to persuade the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) to issue them with identification cards that allow them to stay in Malaysia temporarily, rights groups and former detainees said.
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Last year's northern hemisphere heatwaves and wildfires, and a stark warning from a UN-sponsored panel of climate scientists issued in October, have spurred thousands of first-time activists to join protests and risk arrest to try to persuade governments to curb the use of fossil fuels.
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And court filings by the special counsel this week accused Mr. Manafort and Mr. Kilimnik of teaming up again starting in February to try to persuade two former associates to lie about the scope of a project on which they worked with Mr. Manafort and Mr. Kilimnik.
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The Fed has taken pains to try to persuade financial markets that the new round of creating money and using it to buy Treasurys is not the same thing as the easy-money-policies the central bank put in place in the wake of the financial crisis.
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In South Korea, South Korean and American officials have agreed to use all means, "including sanctions and dialogue," to try to persuade North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons program, the South's presidential office said Tuesday after a meeting with an aide to President Trump.
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Phishing e-mails, which try to persuade users to enter sensitive details such as banking passwords into convincing-looking, but fake, websites, can be very profitable, since the data they harvest can allow their controllers to loot bank accounts or go on buying sprees with stolen credit-card information.
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Business minister Greg Clark, junior trade minister George Hollingbery and Jim Harra, a senior official in the UK tax office, asked business leaders on the call to try to persuade the Northern Irish Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) and other lawmakers to swing behind May's position, the executive said.
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Putin will look for ways to use Trump's determination to make a deal in order to further legitimize Russia's role as America's senior partner in Syria, and to try to persuade Trump that the best way to stabilize Syria is to work with Russia -- and, by association, Assad.
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The United Nations secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, and a number of African leaders, among them South Africa's president, Jacob Zuma, have visited Burundi in recent weeks to try to persuade Mr. Nkurunziza to negotiate with political opponents and avert a civil war that could ignite wider regional violence.
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The Pas-de-Calais prefecture said in a statement on Monday that the authorities were continuing to try to persuade migrants to move to a state-run center next to the camp where they would be housed in refurbished shipping containers, or to other migrant reception centers in France.
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Biegun, who has led U.S. efforts to try to persuade North Korea to denuclearize since last August, told the committee there had been no concrete evidence that North Korea had made a decision to give up its nuclear weapons, but he still believed Pyongyang could make this choice.
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"We are asking to continue to live the way we always have," said Bernadette Demientieff, the executive director of the Gwich'in Steering Committee, which opposes oil development in the refuge and recently joined with the Sierra Club to try to persuade banks to hold back financing for exploration.
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Berenberg's chief economist Holger Schmieding sketched out three alternative scenarios to "unlikely" elections: President Sergio Mattarella could re-appoint Renzi, mandate another center-leftist to form a new government, or even try to persuade Silvio Berlusconi's center-right party to join or support a caretaker or technocratic government.
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While he said the "risk of climate change does exist," he said he did not view it as an imminent national security threat, as Mr. Obama had, and did not commit to try to persuade Mr. Trump, who has called climate change a "hoax," to stick with the agreement.
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Pelosi's staff has been known to try to persuade journalists that talk about a desire for a "fresh face" is a de facto sexist attack on Pelosi's appearance, and last week's pro-Pelosi social media pushback heavily partook of the notion that her critics were demanding a white male leader.
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According to the Nikkei Shimbun, a Japanese daily, Fumio Sudo, the chairman of Tepco, and Naomi Hirose, the company's president, were planning to meet on Tuesday with one of those governors, Ryuichi Yoneyama of Niigata, to try to persuade him to support a restart of the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa plant there.
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If Mr. Zinke wanted real reform, he would take a leaf from the Clinton and Obama playbooks and, through economic incentives or negotiations or both, try to persuade states, landowners and industry to collaborate on a grand scale to save a species before it winds up on the endangered list.
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Friday to formally decline his $35.6 million option with Cleveland for next season, which would allow the Lakers, the 76ers and the Houston Rockets to begin their bids in earnest to try to persuade James, a three-time N.B.A. champion and Northeast Ohio native, to leave his home-state Cavaliers.
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" But then all would slide into a fog of incomprehensibility and I would keep nodding furiously to try to persuade the person that I could follow what was being said: "Then you toggle over that spur of the thruway that goes under the overpass before the six roundabouts of the gargle.
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The Trump administration has hoped to breathe new life into negotiations through a second summit meeting, in which Mr. Trump would try to persuade Mr. Kim to commit to a road map for giving up his nuclear arsenal and production facilities — and to take concrete first steps along that path.
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Bob Corker told reporters that Trump informed him on Monday evening of his decision but that it had been pretty much a done deal for a couple of weeks, even as foreign leaders and officials made their way to Washington to try to persuade the White House not to withdraw hastily.
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The United States and China, which are locked in an escalating tariff war that is threatening the WTO's foundations, were not invited to the meeting to discuss reform ideas, but Canadian Trade Minister Jim Carr said he would report outcomes to them and try to persuade them to join the reform effort.
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The bulk of the film is spent on the build-up, as Elvis (Michael Shannon), Jerry (Alex Pettyfer), and eventually Sonny (Johnny Knoxville) work toward their meeting on one end, and Bud (Colin Hanks) and Nixon aide Dwight Chapin (Evan Peters) try to persuade and prep their recalcitrant boss on the other.
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He will also use his personal narrative — told through statewide advertising buys and back-to-back campaign events — to try to persuade voters that his time in the state makes him a better choice than his rival, Hillary Clinton, who is highlighting her years in the United States Senate representing New York.
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During Fox's annual upfront presentation at the Beacon Theater in Manhattan on Monday, he will try to persuade an audience of advertisers that a scrappier Fox can still draw viewers to dramas and comedies at a time when more and more people are watching scripted shows on demand or via streaming services.
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As we argued in 2014, senators who oppose a nominee can state their objections on the Senate floor and try to persuade their colleagues — something Mitch McConnell was too cowardly to do in 2016, when he refused to allow even a hearing for Merrick Garland, Mr. Obama's pick for the Supreme Court vacancy.
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Although the Trump administration had dispatched Seema Verma, the new administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, to the summer meeting of the National Governors Association in Providence, R.I., to try to persuade governors — and, by extension, the senators in their states — of the bill's merits, the governors remained unmoved.
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"These jobs are of huge importance to Northern Ireland and the economy in Northern Ireland and the prime minister wished to make that point to the president," the spokesman told reporters, adding there had been a lot of government engagement with Boeing to try to persuade the company to drop or settle the case.
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And then there was a zany-seeming gamble: After one of the Iranians was initially rejected by the State Department, the producers decided that, rather than try to persuade the United States to admit the Syrian actor, they would endeavor to expedite his British citizenship, thinking that would be an easier path to New York.
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To a packed room where some supportive lawmakers were forced to stand, Johnson drew on his past as a former London mayor to try to persuade Conservatives that only he could take the party to election victory, explaining away some of his well-documented gaffes as his desire to "speak as directly as I can".
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When you talk about a TV show with your friends, write a literary essay for your English class, rate a video game online, or try to persuade your parents to choose your favorite restaurant for dinner, you're doing the key things critics do: describing your point of view on a creative or cultural experience, and justifying it.
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Among the advantages for 25G that EE is pushing on its website to try to persuade users to upgrade are better connections in busy places (such as festivals or stadiums); faster download speeds to support movie downloads and higher quality video streaming; and a gamer-friendly lack of lag — which it bills as "almost instant Internet connection".
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"He can try to persuade Kim Jong-un to become more cooperative with denuclearization, telling him that inter-Korean relations cannot advance without it, or he can decide to press ahead with inter-Korean projects without progress in denuclearization," said Shin Beom-chul, a North Korea specialist at the Asan Institute for Policy Studies in Seoul.
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If, on the other hand, I try to persuade that person of a certain picture of the black experience today and the injustices of the country, or what it's like to be black or how I define myself as black, I've made my job much harder and increased the odds, fairly or not, that they'll reject my message.
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In the closing days of the Obama administration, the United States negotiated with Mr. Abbasi's predecessor, Nawaz Sharif, to try to persuade Pakistan not to deploy these weapons, which American officials said are designed for use on the battlefield against an invading Indian army, and were therefore more at risk of falling into the wrong hands.
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And so in many ways, my hatred of AirPods is actually just misdirected anger toward myself at being complicit in the rapid displacement of the working class in the city I live in, even as I try to persuade myself that as a black woman, I am somehow different — not as obtuse, not as likely to call the police on imaginary infractions.
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On Thursday, Prime Minister David Cameron will try to persuade other leaders to support an agreement to keep Britain in the EU. "We do not expect any further negative reaction to be hefty or long-lasting as investors are unlikely to remain too much positioned ahead of the start of the key EU summit tomorrow," wrote Unicredit currency strategists in a note on Wednesday.
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Super Saturday is mostly a dumb name made up by television networks to try to persuade you to waste a Saturday night staying home and watching election results on TV. There aren't a ton of delegates at stake in the five states that voted Saturday night, and many of the races were idiosyncratic caucuses where the results may tell us more about candidates' ground games and organization than their actual popularity.
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According to one Justice official, a press assistant at DOJ was tasked with sending 702-related news clips to the core unit of those working on its passage so that everyone could keep track of the public narrative, sensing that the amount of coverage in the mainstream media was not commiserate with the urgency and importance of the bill's passage -- plus they had to try to persuade (or at least counter) a vocal chorus of critics promising to vote against it.
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The palpable tensions spilled onto the Senate floor Wednesday when Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) accused Democrats and the "far left" of "intimidation tactics" and "bullying" as they try to persuade GOP senators to oppose Kavanaugh, whose nomination could come up for a confirmation vote as soon as this week.
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In this latest attempt at medical identity theft, a caller posing as a Medicare representative will ask for payment in exchange for the new ID. (The cards, which will be automatically sent sometime between April 2018 and April 2019, are free and require no extra steps.) The same goes for someone asking if you want to purchase Medicare's prescription drug coverage, known as Part D. In this case, a scammer may try to persuade you to buy Part D or lose your Medicare coverage.
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For North Korea watchers, it was a diplomatic blow-up waiting to happen since Trump impulsively agreed in March to meet with Kim and try to persuade him to abandon weapons that pose a growing threat to the continental U.S. "The massive gap between the United States and North Korea on denuclearization is the unspoken subtext to everything that&aposs just transpired," said Evans Revere, a former senior State Department official for East Asia who since leaving the U.S. government has periodically held informal talks with North Korean officials.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoAfghan president vows to take revenge after Islamic State attack on wedding The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Latest pro-democracy rally draws tens of thousands in Hong Kong MORE and Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE came to Capitol Hill on Wednesday morning to try to persuade senators against voting for the resolution.
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