Credence?

And do you believe there is some credence to this story?

A Scotsman goes past here in a kilt, and you wouldn't give it credence.

And whosoever bringeth the truth, and whosoever giveth credence thereto these! they are the God fearing.

And whosoever bringeth the truth, and whosoever giveth credence thereto these! they are the God fearing.

Only through full implementation can we give credence to the notion that these development initiatives are truly a priority issue for the international community.

Some practices, especially in the developed countries, have erroneously lent credence to the assertion that the two sets of rights are essentially different in nature.

22. Paragraph 26 is similar to paragraph 24 insofar as the false accusations and fabrications to which it gives credence are untrue and totally unsubstantiated.

Their obedience and speech are known. Then when the affair is determined, if even then they gave credence Unto Allah, it would have been better for them.

Their obedience and speech are known. Then when the affair is determined, if even then they gave credence Unto Allah, it would have been better for them.

Those two regional initiatives just mentioned give credence to the call for stronger regional cooperation to supplement national and global efforts to achieve peace and stability for the enhancement of economic prosperity.

They said our father! we went off competing, and left Yusuf by our stuff, so a wolf devoured him and thou wilt put no credence in us, even though we are the truth tellers.

They said our father! we went off competing, and left Yusuf by our stuff, so a wolf devoured him and thou wilt put no credence in us, even though we are the truth tellers.

That constructive initiative should be made part of the framework of activities to counter threats to our world, including terrorism, whose predominant religious ties lend credence to theories of a clash of civilizations leading to certain chaos.

Beyond the problematic nature of his one sided mandate, the report reflects gross oversight of the facts, according to which rumours, however fanciful or unsubstantiated, may gain credence should they agree with the predispositions of the report.

Hence, reliance should not be placed on those sources, which are well known for their persistent hostility to Iraq, nor should credence be given to their allegations and fabrications which are intended primarily to serve their own ends.

Israel could not support a resolution that lent credence to a report condemning Israel without taking account of the context and misrepresented the conflict as one in which only one side had rights while the other side had responsibilities.

With regard to disarmament, I should like to underscore the slow pace of disarmament, and the credence and acknowledgement that should be given to the measures being undertaken and the continued commitment to the peaceful uses of nuclear energy under globally agreed conditions.

These, in our view, give credence to a determined pursuit by the nuclear weapon States of systematic and progressive efforts to reduce nuclear weapons globally, with the ultimate goal of eliminating those weapons NPT CONF.1995 32 (Part I), Annex, Decision 2, para. 4(c) .

26. In the view of OIOS, this practice lends further credence to the concerns expressed by the General Assembly on the use of retirees, in particular with regard to the adverse impact their continued hiring may have on the career prospects of regular staff.

These two nutritional maxims give credence to the food industry s self serving corollaries If a calorie is a calorie, then any food can be part of a balanced diet and, if we are what we eat, then everyone chooses what they eat. Again, both are misleading.

Hitler s plans were outlined in Mein Kampf for all to read and he did not disguise them in his speeches. Yet few in Britain wanted to give them credence, and many thought that communism was the greater threat, especially in the bleak years of the Great Depression.

The Erdoğan government adopted legislation that lent credence to its false narrative. The European Commission looked with approval on a succession of initiatives a new penal code adopting modern European standards, training programs on the European Convention of Human Rights, expert missions from the European Union, and constitutional amendments seemingly guaranteeing much greater judicial independence.

I remember being told a story about China that gives credence to the Communist leadership s generous verdict on Mao. The mother of a Chinese journalist (now living outside the country) had been one of those who returned after 1949 to her homeland with her husband and family from a comfortable life at an American university.

Neither, evidently, can central bank governors, at least when they opine in areas outside their immediate responsibility. Greenspan was as enthusiastic for a policy that led to soaring deficits as any politician but the fig leaf of being above politics gave credence to that policy, engendering support from some who otherwise would have questioned its economic wisdom.

And of them are some who vex the prophet and say he is all ears Say thou he is all ears unto good for you, believing in Allah and giving credence to the believers and a mercy unto those of you who believe. And those who vex the apostle of Allah, unto them shall be a torment afflictive.

And of them are some who vex the prophet and say he is all ears Say thou he is all ears unto good for you, believing in Allah and giving credence to the believers and a mercy unto those of you who believe. And those who vex the apostle of Allah, unto them shall be a torment afflictive.

This theory has gained credence because the Communist Party s current leader in the Tibet Autonomous Region formerly held a powerful position in Xinjiang Province. If it is true, the case against Karma suggests that officials stationed in Tibetan areas may be gaining more power, able to reach out beyond their jurisdictions to pursue what appear to be little more than personal grievances.

Even outside Europe, the IMF has long given too much credence to sitting governments, rather than focusing on the long term interests of the country and its people. The Fund is doing Europe s people no favor by failing to push aggressively for a more realistic solution, including dramatic debt write downs for peripheral eurozone countries and re allocating core country guarantees elsewhere.

Hence, it seems evident that the Special Rapporteur did not take the trouble to verify the allegations transmitted to him, as a result of which his report is biased and hardly in keeping with the responsibilities vested in him, since he should not propagate allegations without verifying the information received, nor should he show flagrant partiality for incorrect or distorted assertions made by informants in a clumsy attempt to win credence for their lies.

In recent weeks, Ahmadinejad s aides have denied another rumor that he ordered his cabinet to write a pact of loyalty with the 12th Imam and throw it down a well near the holy city of Qom, where some believe the Imam is hiding. Those who give credence to the rumor point to an early decision of his cabinet to allocate 17 million to renovate the Jamkaran mosque, where devotees of the 12th Imam have prayed for centuries.

On 4 May, in the light of his reiterated appeals to the United States authorities to locate the Santrina in the port of Miami, and his warnings that the vessel could disappear or be hidden to conceal the movement of Posada Carriles, President Fidel Castro Ruz denounced the reports in the Miami press that the Santrina had already been transformed and converted into a kind of academy in order to lend credence to the story that had been concocted by its crew in Islas Mujeres.