Sentence examples for a test of credibility from inspiring English sources

"This is going to be a test of credibility, and that credibility cannot be won by a merely formal endorsement".

This has become a test of credibility for Latin America's new-found economic stability, and for its central banks.

The Arab leaders seemed conscious that this summit meeting was a test of credibility for the Arab League, which in its 55-year history has been fractured, uniting most easily over the treatment of the Palestinians.

The fight to disarm the militias inside Palestine is not simply a question of Israel's security; it's equally a question of public safety for the Palestinians living in Gaza and the West Bank, and a test of credibility for any central Palestinian government, especially the new emergency government comprised largely of independent technocrats allied with Fatah.

This week's vote has also become a test of the credibility of Mr. Estrada's administration.

Its latest modifications are likely to be seen in some quarters as a test of his credibility.

So flood prevention has become a test of the credibility not just of this government but of the British government in general.

Democrats have seized on Mr. Romney's Bain ties as a test of his credibility, suggesting that he is evading responsibility for his leadership of Bain.

The Tabasco election was widely seen as a test of his credibility for that job.In this section Small, vulnerable and disunited One-year wonder?

The government now says it will charge at least three of the detained soldiers with murder.Both cases are a test of the credibility of Mr Peña's administration in enforcing human rights.

The claims that Ms. Browne Sanders made against Mr. Thomas appeared to come down to a test of her credibility as a little-known executive against his celebrity standing and Hall of Fame status.