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It's going to be important to be -- for the president to be credible with Congress, important for the president to be credible with foreign nations.

The French view is that you first have to tackle Iran if you want to be credible with disarmament," Mr. Bozo added.

This inquiry can only be credible with the broadest remit, the most public proceedings possible and by full engagement with victims, witnesses and lawyers.

But she cautioned that the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, needed to ensure backing from the Arab League and that any peace agreement must be credible with the Israeli public, too.

In WorldCom's case, he allows, "It would be tough to find any insider who would be credible with the investing public".

He said: "If the 'Yes' campaign set out the case for Scotland being a more prosperous but also a more equal society, is that going to be credible with the Scottish population?

Their problem is to convince voters that commitment is credible, with only £2bn extra mansion tax-funded spending earmarked for a beleaguered and increasingly underfunded system.

McClatchy quoted Hammond saying: "Any military intervention which was not preceded by a political initiative to create an inclusive government, a government which is credible with the Sunni community in Iraq, would be bound to fail".

"If they can ensure that the records are credible with their audience, then it really does build their brand," said Garrett Te Slaa, the head of marketing at New Line Records, a Time Warner company.

The Mexican security analyst Alejandro Hope suggested in an interview with Slate today that part of the reason Guzmán might have been taken alive is that killing him would not have been "credible" with the Mexican public: people would not have believed that he was actually dead.

A 51percentt majority of Trump voters say outright that they don't think the accusations against the president are credible, with the remainder uncertain. .