Ironically, in light of modern political issues, a certain exemption was a convincing claim of homosexuality, but very few men attempted this because of the stigma involved.

Even though these claims sound reasonable and convincing, they are founded on assumptions about nature which constitute what is now known as local realism.

Likely as not, that emotion is love, to which no political faction has yet established a convincing claim.

In 1995, he challenged President Bill Clintons stance on Bosnia, claiming Clinton and his Cabinet did not make a convincing claim for the operation.

Since then, both East Germany and Czechoslovakia have lined up with equally convincing claims.

Nevertheless, their work represents photojournalism's most convincing claim to present-day vitality.

William Kling states that by the end of 2nd century that Rome was a significant, if not unique, early center of Christianity, but held no convincing claim to primacy.

Oddly enough, I know another hotel called The Ellington, in Berlin, but that has a more convincing claim to the name: it's on the site of a legendary club where he often performed.

But with a planned business park in Wall Township, N.J., K. Hovnanian Investment Properties has staked a convincing claim on it.

Accordingly, the Court has no reason to pass on, and appropriately reserves, the question whether Federal courts may entertain convincing claims of actual innocence.