Sentences with phrase «prompt change of mind»

The Supreme Court further considered that repudiatory retention is possible in law and that the desirability of inducing a prompt change of mind in the retaining parent is an argument for recognising a repudiatory retention when and if it occurs.

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In short, mainline liberals have failed so far to make a persuasive biblical argument to prompt us to change our minds and those of Christians worldwide.

The attack 4 - 3 defense quickly came to mind as it prompts defenders to attack the offense then react to changes as they occur instead of trying to read what an offense is doing before attacking.

This has become a growing source of concern prompting keen political watchers to ask whether Winston Churchill, had us (Nigerians) in mind when he defined a fanatic as «he, that can neither change his mind nor change the topic».

Observations of dwarf galaxies are prompting a growing number of astronomers to change their minds about what properties they want dark matter to have.

He urged his fellow university leaders to «reclaim the middle ground» between «extremists on the left and right,» writing: «Unilateral declarations by college presidents do very little to prompt a fruitful debate, let alone to change the minds of those on the other side of the matter.»

Prompt him to come up with some examples of situations in which he tried to change your mind about something he didn't agree with.

That's how I opened my April 25, 2014 post regarding his repeated overall tale of a) minding his own business, b) being contacted / approached by health / climate change article series writer Dr Paul Epstein, which, c) prompted him to co-author an article with Epstein, that, d) resulted in a backlash of letter - writers which e) is what led Gelbspan to look into the works of skeptic climate scientists, who, f) he learned / discovered / was tipped that they were «industry - corrupted.»

Time spent in the common stockades of the Muscogee County jail will, indeed, change one's mind on the issue of prompt child support payments.

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