be persuaded

Since youth not being able to be refused, also either can be persuaded to stay , or let us use self way to squander, or cherish!

If I could not be persuaded into doing what I thought wrong, I never will be tricked into it.

But he said to him, 'If they do not hear Moses and the prophets, neither will they be persuaded though one rise from the dead. '

Alas, none of the men around him seems capable of holding the fragile patchwork of tribes together, so he may well be persuaded to stay on.

It's an advance that means living cells could be persuaded to make proteins with properties that have never been seen in the natural world.

The tacit hope seems to be that international regulators, who are pondering this issue, might be persuaded to enforce this idea globally.

Even agnostics, who claim to have no opinion on God, may be persuaded that their position is an untenable waffle.

If the man in the Beijing cab was to be persuaded, Europe would have to offer something in return.

31 But he said to him, If they do not hear Moses and the prophets, neither will they be persuaded if someone rises from the dead.

But a far more ambitious approach is needed if the Niger delta is to be persuaded of the federal government's good intentions.

Mr. Almunia could be persuaded to extend his present review into a more exhaustive second phase, which could take months or even years.

A tool that helps a great deal in this whole process is SWIG, which can be persuaded to generate a lot of the XS code for you.

The Cameroon international had to be persuaded by the referee and team-mates not to walk off the pitch.

Cameron and French President Nicolas Sarkozy would also have to be persuaded against it as well.

He dreams of you day and night, and cannot be persuaded that you don't hate him, since you neither write nor call.

Whether investors can be persuaded to put money their way depends on more than the clarity of Cerberus's strategy, however.

But countries will not be persuaded to stop accumulating reserves unless such credit lines can be relied upon in future.

They cannot be persuaded by reason, and even a skillful sorcerer may not be able to quell them.

And when he would not be persuaded, we ceased, saying, The will of the Lord be done.

The UN Security Council may yet have to be persuaded to restore peace by invoking the ample power of Chapter VII.

But it also offers the prospect of a six-day break if employers can be persuaded to give employees an extra day off.

I see that you are someone who can only be persuaded with sound arguments.

Or a queen, thought Dany. "Is there some man in the Second Sons who might be persuaded to . . . remove . . . Brown Ben? "

He is the sort of man that could be persuaded into anything.

Luke 16: 31 And he said unto him, If they hear not Moses and the prophets, neither will they be persuaded, though one rose from the dead.

He put my son to shame! I provided my son with the best martial artists in the world, and he could not be persuaded to try it.

And since he would not be persuaded, we became silent, saying, The will of the Lord be done.

Confused parents might be persuaded to buy the leopard-print miniskirt if it's bright pink.

Carmakers and microchip companies that have set up elsewhere in Kyushu cannot be persuaded to come.

If only all could be persuaded to spend then all would be better off, with demand and profits sustained and jobs preserved.

But and if we say, Of men; all the people will stone us: for they be persuaded that John was a prophet.

Its price is determined by what people can be persuaded to pay for it, not any intrinsic worth.

China, which fears a collapsed North Korea even more than a nuclear one, must also be persuaded to join in tightening the noose.

He must be persuaded to accept a distinguished foreign Muslim, acceptable to both sides, as a mediator.

However, when faced with energy efficiency labels in store, they may be persuaded to go for the greener option.

Therefore, should the need arise, the government might be persuaded to inject capital, especially since GE securities are so widely held.

Beijing must be persuaded that it does not face a containment policy.

Do you think there is a chance that you could be persuaded to change your mind?

Through patience a ruler can be persuaded, and a gentle tongue can break a bone.

If rubisco could be persuaded not to catalyse photorespiration, plants would grow more vigorously.

His mate, Flav, had been getting away with heavy stuff for years, I can see how an honest man could be persuaded.

I really hope that big businesses can be persuaded to reduce unnecessary plastic packaging or replace plastic by recycled-paper.

Its advisers thought the U. S. Treasury could be persuaded to support a foreign buyer.

The problem was the Truth was so convincing how could anyone not be persuaded by it.

In spite of their overexposure to oil, they may be persuaded to take advantage of a one-off opportunity.

'But in America, it was the big dollar figures that made headlines, and nobody would be persuaded. '

Could Goldman be persuaded to merge with American International Group, lured by the insurer's long-term liabilities and funding sources?

But we, in return, must be willing to be persuaded by them.

Nevertheless, Washington had to be persuaded to attend the convention and then to accept the presidency.

Some say Mr Netanyahu may be persuaded to follow his predecessor down the same path.

They would not give the odds, and could hardly be persuaded to take any moderate odds.

People are not "totally depraved" such that they cannot be persuaded by reasoning with them.

It is to be hoped that he can if necessary be persuaded to stay on beyond August, when he had planned to step down.

The bulls will have to hope that Mr Bernanke can be persuaded to change his mind.

The big question now is whether Americans can be persuaded to pay enough for them to give the industry a viable future.

I allowed myself to be persuaded into entering the competition.

I think I could be persuaded , but please present your arguments again.

You can either persuade others to help you or be persuaded to help them.

Many will have to be persuaded and cajoled.

If Mr Klaus can be persuaded to sign, the EU could be looking for a new president and foreign minister to start work in January 2010.

A large force is approaching from the south, their directive is to protect the guard but I think they can be persuaded at once.

If these companies can be persuaded to bring their customers to the area it could bring good repeat business.

Either let him be persuaded, therefore, not to do so, or let him be deposed.

Your boss can be persuaded. You need a course to go through.

they must be persuaded of the severity of the problem.

Noble or humble, rich or poor, a gentleman would rather be killed than be persuaded to do evils.

And, even if Zyama could be persuaded, Kostya's conscience would not allow it.

But even Klausner, a well-respected researcher, had to be persuaded at first.

They would be persuaded that he had done right.

bijou villas; can Americans be persuaded to pay out dollars for bijou cars?

If there is a war, America could be persuaded to help.

There is a long way to go, and, along the way, many reluctant electorates to be persuaded.

You sometimes ask others how a particular person can best be persuaded of something.

Mr Becht insists that consumers can still be persuaded to pay for more expensive, branded goods.

But Swedish entrepreneur Oscar Dios thinks they can be persuaded otherwise and he has created a new kind of hostel to prove it.

Mr McCain doubts that Iran or Syria can be persuaded.

Could you be persuaded to take a morning flight?

The mother could not be persuaded to confess her previous error.

Someone in mainland China may even be persuaded to pay more.

if I don't want to, I won't be persuaded to either.

The mountain-loving Scot might be persuaded to return to New Zealand, where he shot 2005's The Chronicles of Narnia.

Can not be persuaded to fight the side of a man can not see.

Don't let yourself be persuaded into buying things you don't really need.

Local scientists must play leading roles and governments must be persuaded to buy in.

Again, officers need to be persuaded that they can bear witness to what is right.

Can Chinese be persuaded to pay for bijou cars?

So how can the public be persuaded to accept large spending cuts?

Chinese companies should be persuaded to do the same today.

"And what they have to be persuaded of is that there is a big difference between the parties. "

Must I fight on? Can't the red queen be persuaded to surrender?

My friend JACK although is stubborn, and finally be persuaded to yunnan travel together with me.

Can they be persuaded otherwise?

How could she be persuaded to stay?

S. If Beijing backs GM foods, and the Chinese public can be persuaded to eat them, they could also restrain imports.

In the end, it is China that must be persuaded.

Be persuaded by your father.

About half the Republican caucus-goers say they could be persuaded to change their minds, Yepsen said.

If young Japanese scientists cannot be persuaded to study abroad, though, perhaps abroad can be brought to Japan.

Too bad the crooks in our own government couldn't be persuaded to do the same thing. It'd sure save us a lot of grief and trouble.

The Japanese hope that we can be persuaded to buy their telecommunications equipment.

If they are to be persuaded to lend, they need to know that others will do so too.

But experience in Romania suggests that Romanies can be persuaded to send their children to school, and that governments can help.

Couldn't you be persuaded to give me another chance?

He will be persuaded by me.

Obviously, many people will never be persuaded; that is precisely the nature of faith.

For example, one diabetic may be persuaded by $3.

The markets have to be persuaded of two things: the eurozone has the resources to deal with any eventuality;

only the bones to you. If you will be persuaded by us, you will give us the sheep, and we will enjoy them in