Sentence examples for credibility of statements from inspiring English sources

Out of 1,600 asked in a recent web poll to rate the credibility of statements by Saudi officials, 90% ticked "untrustworthy".

So Mr. Gupta is happy to piggyback on Mr. Rajaratnam's challenge to the wiretaps while assailing the credibility of statements recorded by the government.

But while many criminal trials turn on the credibility of statements obtained by the police, prosecutors are seeking to use a far less common type of statement against the parents, Cesar Rodriguez, 28, and Nixzaliz Santiago, 29.

The authors of this paper are researchers participating in an international collaborative study addressing comparisons of the credibility of statements heard in cases involving child sexual abuse (CSA).

3. Evaluation: a. ability to assess the credibility of statements, opinions, experiences, convictions, and to be able to determine relationships; b. ability to reflect on procedures and results, to judge them, and to be able to provide convincing arguments for such.

The potential effect of the negative statements was enhanced by the use of instructions concerning the expectation of negative noise effects and the credibility of the statements in half the subjects.

"As an ethical matter, I opine that the interrogation techniques utilized with this detainee are discoverable by defense counsel, as they relate to the credibility of any statements given by him," Couch wrote to his superior.

But he took a more sustained interest in testimonies at trials, proposing to weigh the credibility of the statements of any particular witness by considering the proportion of times that he had told the truth in the past, and then use inverse probabilities to combine the testimonies of several witnesses.

Dependent measures were credibility of health statements and trustworthiness of the author.

The Court's decision upheld the importance of juries in evaluating the truth and credibility of witnesses' statements.

We'll judge the credibility of that statement when more details emerge.