Sentence examples for a new credible from inspiring English sources

The PCC must be replaced by a new credible regulator armed with the powers that the commission has lacked.

Australian officials have cited a "new credible lead" that means the flight travelled faster after its communications were cut than previously thought, so ran out of fuel and potentially crashed into the sea quicker.

The industry body TheCityUk has claimed that up to 70,000 financial jobs could be lost if Britain leaves the EU without a new, credible relationship in place for the City of London.

The EU27 states have repeatedly insisted that they expect the withdrawal agreement to be ratified or a new "credible plan" to emerge for them to agree to another Brexit delay when leaders meet at a crunch summit in eight days' time.

As legal marijuana enters a new, credible age in the U.S., its connoisseurs are maturing right along with the industry.

Crisis-hit Fifa should consider a new "credible external presidential candidate of high integrity" to replace the suspended Sepp Blatter.

A 2015 report from the Center for Immigration Studies, found that immigrants from El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras made up 80percentt of all new credible fear applications since 2014.

Most people still get their main news from print papers, or magazines, and there has not been -- at least not yet -- a real surge in new, credible online-only, or online-originated media sources to challenge the mainstream media, the way platforms like Politico, the Huffington Post, or BuzzFeed have popped up in the United States.

"My office will not turn away from its duty to look at new, credible evidence that suggests a mistake was made".

Now that we have learned the lesson that democracy rarely grows from the barrel of an invader's gun, we need a new and credible strategy.

In the Canadian Parliament, Helena Guergis, the secretary of state for foreign affairs, repeated the government's call "for a new and credible investigation".