However, it is not credible to wait half a year after the commitment made to the Secretary General in the joint communiqué of early July.

It became clear to the Mission that the Lebanese investigation process suffers from serious flaws and has neither the capacity nor the commitment to reach a satisfactory and credible conclusion.

He urges the authorities to demonstrate their commitment to a credible process of democratization and national reconciliation by allowing his Special Envoy to return to Myanmar to continue his facilitation efforts.

Let me reiterate Norway's firm and longstanding commitment to the Rome Statute and to the ICC as an effective, credible and responsible instrument of justice, which we hope will enjoy the support of all States.

Pledge to provide the highest level of commitment to ensuring that costed, inclusive, sustainable, credible and evidence based national HIV AIDS plans are funded and implemented with transparency, accountability and effectiveness, in line with national priorities

Credible self regulation is a necessity.

Credible data is hard to obtain.

Every credible renaissance project depends on this.

(f) A credible, targeted and verified eradication campaign

(f) A credible, targeted and verified eradication campaign

Historians can make a credible case that periods of maximalist over commitment have done more damage to America s place in the world than periods of retrenchment. Domestic political reaction to Woodrow Wilson s global idealism produced the intense isolationism that delayed America s response to Hitler.

It's, How can we give credible hope to that billion people?

A.7.1 above. It is difficult to make a credible forecast.

A cut taxes now, cut expenditures later strategy is therefore feasible. Though such a strategy would be challenging to implement and enforce, it could be credible and remain compatible with fiscal responsibility if it were buttressed by strong commitment mechanisms at the national and European levels.

If you want to be credible, tell people only what they believe.

These are the minimum credible desiderata which we have on the table.

We believe that both arguments are credible. They reflect different aspects of reality.

It must become the visible and credible expression of the globalization of politics.

There must be commitment in return for commitment.

To be credible and effective, draft resolutions should reflect and reinforce road map obligations.

They pointed out that a credible election would contribute to stabilizing the political situation.

In our view, a credible verification regime will be necessary to guarantee successful implementation.

How much are we putting into energy behavior change in a credible, systematic, testing way?

Compassion, because a billion people are living in societies that have not offered credible hope.

Credible elections have become an essential element in peacemaking, peacebuilding and the prevention of conflict.

A critical component of any successful leniency programme is the credible threat of severe sanctions.

An effective state maintains good policies and develops credible institutions that are supportive of growth.

There hasn't been any credible information on his past or present location for months now.

Growing asymmetries can thus undermine the minimum credible deterrence that we have put in place.

A new fiscal compact and new governments in Greece, Italy, and Spain spurred hope of credible commitment to austerity and structural reform. And the decision to combine the eurozone s new bailout fund (the European Stability Mechanism) with the old one (the European Financial Stability Facility) significantly increased the size of the eurozone s firewall.

Within hours of declaring her leadership at home, Merkel announced her visit to Beijing. The timing was highly significant Merkel goes to China, the emerging global power, after declaring her own commitment to strengthening the eurozone, if not the EU as a whole, as a credible pole of an emerging multipolar world.

The only thing is that it's liable to having its bluff called, and therefore can only work if it's credible. To make it credible, you must avenge all insults and settle all scores, which leads to the cycles of bloody vendetta.

Of course, the international community must be equipped with credible and effective legal and coercive instruments.

First, they must bring to justice those guilty of crimes through credible, fair and transparent trials.

But phasing in austerity more gradually, and thus back loading the adjustment, would have posed less risk to the economy s anemic recovery while maintaining a credible commitment to fiscal consolidation. Instead, the government could well end up with no plan B in case plan A massively front loaded austerity leads to a double dip recession.

In assessing the outcome of the Third Plenum, what observers should really be looking for is evidence of a bold strategy for political reform. If Xi and his colleagues produce no credible sign of such a commitment, everything else will be eyewash and skepticism about China s fate under their leadership eventually will be vindicated.

There was political commitment, some financial commitment, and everybody joined in the fight.

It is, she said, to help create the social world and find a credible place in it.

The witness has been assessed to be credible and the information he has submitted to be reliable.

Provide for effective, credible reporting that can feed into local, national and international reporting for sustainable development

A reformed Council should be seen by all States to be more representative, transparent, credible and legitimate.

The recent development of long lasting insecticidal nets (LLINs) presents a credible solution to the retreatment difficulties.

Syria's position with regard to peace, and its frame of reference, has always been consistent and credible.

Creating in each municipality a Focal Point as a credible entity and a facilitator for Agenda 21.

Interest payments account for an ever larger share of budgets and will continue to grow when interest rates start to rise again. In the absence of strong political commitment and credible plans for gradual fiscal consolidation, there is a distinct risk that at some point sovereign yields will rise markedly with negative implications for the economy and politics.