Nonetheless, for regional cooperation to be successful, participating countries should credibly and unambiguously commit to it.

Such people could not credibly claim to be fighting oppression or to be building a just society.

For the United Nations to promote prosperity more credibly, tougher ethics rules and greater internal oversight are needed to ensure the highest professional standards.

Some single administrative systems, notably budget and financial management systems, have been judged to be systems that lend themselves credibly to consensus on such principles and expectations.

The representative was also unable to credibly explain why the computer network was not listed as an asset of the business in the Kuwaiti company's 1990 audited financials statements.

But, before it can exercise any option credibly, India needs a stable government. Until then, China will continue to press its claims by whatever means fair or foul it deems advantageous.

As the Council is aware, some contingent members have been credibly identified as committing sexual exploitation and abuse over extended periods and others as condoning a permissive environment for such abuses.

Some 15 per cent increase per season can credibly be credited to improved domestic yields, but the further 15 per cent increase is likely to be smuggled cocoa from Côte d'Ivoire.

79. The nudo hecho procedure, designed to protect public officials from false and malicious accusations of wrongdoing, was commonly and credibly perceived as being a shield to protect them from real accountability.

In the spirit of this doctrine, the Working Group often postpones adopting an Opinion on a communication when the submissions of the Government and the source credibly suggest that the alleged victim's release might be near.

If the goal is to build states that can credibly take care of themselves and I'm putting that proposition equally you know I'm very harsh on my counterparts aid must end in each country in a definable period.

Similarly, transnational corporations are often targets of NGO campaigns to name and shame companies that pay low wages in poor countries. Such campaigns sometimes succeed because they can credibly threaten to damage the value of global brand names.

There is also the question of consistency. One cannot credibly thump the table about human rights in one country, but keep one s opinions to oneself in another an all too common occurrence when, say, a trade deal might suffer.

The report under consideration today bears witness to the fact that, despite working conditions that are often difficult, the members of the Tribunal for Rwanda have been able, with courage and devotion, to apply international justice effectively and credibly.

To begin with, it is imperative to understand how much credit Palestinians can credibly claim for the Israeli withdrawal. True, Palestinian resistance and sacrifices were a contributing factor in Ariel Sharon s decision to reverse a policy he had espoused for decades.

The Tsipras Varoufakis strategy assumed that Greece could credibly threaten to default, because the government, if forced to follow through, would still have more than enough money to pay for wages, pensions, and public services. That was a reasonable assumption back in January.

Governments around the world cannot stand by and watch that game play out across the world s energy lifeline. It is time for third parties to step in and facilitate solutions that allow Iran to save face while significantly and credibly reducing its supply of enriched uranium.

At the international level, we credibly contributed to the maintenance of peace and security during our membership in the Security Council in 1993 and 1994. As an extension of this, we have participated in international peacekeeping missions to bring peace and stability to countries in the throes of conflict.

But he was a senior civil servant, and seemed to be the only technocrat who could credibly hold together Hong Kong s disaffected civil service, which China knew was indispensable to governing the territory, regardless of its British heritage. But Tsang brought his own weaknesses to Hong Kong s government most notably, greed.

Scientists can now credibly say that the early childhood years from birth to age 5 lay the foundation for later economic productivity, responsible citizenship, and a lifetime of sound physical and mental health. Conversely, deep poverty, abuse, neglect, and exposure to violence in early childhood can all lead to toxic stress.

Loan guarantees from Germany and or the EU are less desirable than an IMF program, as it is very hard to design and credibly implement conditionality in such guarantees. IMF support, on the other hand, is paid out in tranches and is conditional on achieving various policy targets over time.

For example, a growth rebound underpins the expectation that the European periphery will not restructure or inflate away its sovereign debt. The assumption that the German economy will accelerate out of its current crawl is essential to confidence in Europe s financial safety net, and to a banking union that credibly shares risks across the eurozone.

The above arrangement will enable all Member States to participate credibly and on a continuous basis in the deliberations on the political agenda of the United Nations, on questions concerning the maintenance of international peace and security, and on all aspects of the disarmament agenda, as well as on the items on arms regulation.

PARIS As the eurozone debates how to escape the stagnation trap in which it finds itself, one question has become increasingly important Can governments credibly commit to trim public spending in the future while avoiding immediate cuts? Fortunately, the answer is a qualified yes there are ways to ensure that fiscal accommodation now is followed by consolidation later.

South Africa under President Nelson Mandela illustrated the upside of channeling popular sentiment away from retribution toward national renewal. While no single Egyptian leader can credibly convey Mandela s message of forgive but don t forget, together working collaboratively and cooperatively they can help to shift the country s focus from the rear view mirror to the road ahead.

My delegation will continue to participate constructively in the deliberations of the Working Group with a view to achieving an overall agreement that will allow the Security Council to be reformed in order to fulfil more effectively, efficiently and credibly the role that falls to it under the principles and purposes articulated in the United Nations Charter.

What does not yet seem to have registered with Jokowi, or with enough of his fellow citizens, is the incongruity of refusing even to consider clemency for those on Indonesia's death row, while lobbying passionately for clemency for more than 200 Indonesians condemned to die elsewhere, notably in the Gulf. Decency can be credibly demanded of others only if one practices it oneself.

The architects of global security for the coming millennium can no longer credibly argue that the world has only one choice, between nuclear apartheid and nuclear anarchy. There is indeed a choice to be made, but it is between nuclear weaponized war and a nuclear weapon free world. The only sustainable choice is nuclear disarmament. My delegation fully shares those assessments.

Governments in Eastern Europe cannot credibly match the broad deposit guarantees issued by their Western neighbors, and the generous recapitalizations have brought down Western banks relative funding costs, further weakening local institutions competitiveness. Finally, many governments explicitly or implicitly restrict parent banks ability to use government funds to back up their East European subsidiaries, many of them critical to the stability of the local financial systems.

In an ideal world, where policymakers could credibly commit to medium to long term fiscal adjustment, the optimal and desirable path would be to commit today to a schedule of spending reductions and tax increases, phased in gradually over the next decade as the economy recovers. That way, if the economy needed another targeted fiscal stimulus in the short run, financial markets would not respond by driving up borrowing costs.

The invitation to banks to game the risk weighting system further is stated plainly In line with the FPC recommendation, the PRA has accepted restructuring actions which, by reducing risk weighted assets, will credibly deliver improvements in capital adequacy. In other words, the banks can change how they calculate risk for example, by tweaking their own models in ways that will make them look better as far as regulators are concerned.