In other words, he now has a chance to convince a judge that the government has a case to answer.

If it came to court, you would struggle to convince a judge that it was impractical to net off 6ft of lettuces.

But can her defence team convince the judge to hear the new evidence?

It would have to convince a judge that all possible alternatives had been properly considered and found unworkable.

He will try to convince a judge she should get about 10million.

Perhaps this one might finally convince doubters why he should keep it.

Yet after 160 minutes, they have done little to convince doubters that they can clamber into the same orbit as the leading nations under another regime short on creative thinking.

So what better night than this to convince doubters he has the character to become a leader of this team and justify his staggering transfer fee?

The prime minister and his cabinet have to convince doubters that they are on the side of the people.

Will that, and the fact that these reductions will be enshrined in the new fiscal responsibility bill, convince doubters?

This would be the only way to convince investors to fund projects, he said.

But he has found himself pitched into more controversy, backing a merger that failed to convince investors, then touting a revised version.

They have some work to do to convince investors they can deliver good returns from the region.

However, it took a long time to convince investors, and gilt yields and annuity returns fell back only gradually, encouraging early retirement.

The software business will have to convince investors that it can go it alone after a protracted process failed to attract a bidder.

A huge challenge will be to convince regulators that electric planes are safe.

They also have to convince regulators that their own assumptions about worst-case scenarios are reasonable and that their business model would hold up.

It has yet to convince regulators about its provenance.

Financial advisers face a crackdown after failing to convince regulators that they are doing enough to stop consumers being harmed by unsuitable advice, investment scams and excessive fees.

With 45 academies open out of the target of 400, the concept still has to convince sceptics they are making a difference.

It will convince sceptics that the prosecution case was falling apart, and had to be abandoned.

Only 5 per cent said they had a bad relationship with the company, which admits that it will need an independent survey to convince sceptics.

Psychiatry has had its own battle to convince sceptics of the validity of its theories.

If there was a moment where he bristled, it was when one reporter suggested to him that he may need to convince sceptics that he was truly committed to management.

He still has a fair way to go to deliver the kind of returns that convince shareholders.

She has vigorously gone in search of skeletons in closets, even while failing to convince shareholders that she has a clear vision for the group.

If they are to convince shareholders, employees and pensioners, as well as customers, of the merit of the deal, they will have to be more transparent.

Companies are better managed, or at least their managers employ better spin doctors to convince shareholders that's the case.

After the events of the past week, he and his chairman need to convince shareholders they are completely focused on delivering it.

Their economic nonsense failed to convince the electorate that they were a viable alternative.

I still need to convince the electorate.

Any fewer than about 100 gains will suggest that they still have to convince the electorate that they are ready to form the next government.

It has to convince voters that it can be trusted to do it.

His main objective will be to convince voters that he can both keep the recovery on track and restore order to the public finances.

It was, perhaps, his failure to convince voters that he could redress that wrong that looks like proving his ultimate downfall.

The song was broadcast on radio and loudspeaker vans, but failed to convince voters.

If he really wanted to convince voters that economic recovery was taking hold, perhaps he should have.