Choose a narrowly-defined topic as a basis for comparing the credibility of resources available online.
Investigators, who would be respected world experts acting with the full authority, credibility and resources of the U.N., could assemble and assess evidence.
But one indisputable effect of a Trump administration would be to diminish American democracy by lending credibility and resources to the forces of white supremacy and ultranationalism.
While certainly not perfect, the VCs have done a lot of this important vetting for you, and their decision to invest can be considered a boost of credibility and resources for the company.
It goes on to say that these executives, in person, over the phone and through email, mischaracterized the company's financials, saying that LeEco needed to complete this merger to "either obtain the instant financial stability, credibility and resources".
Mitton and Donaldson found decision makers were "frustrated with the lack of an explicit priority setting framework" and questioned "the credibility of resource allocation decision-making" ([ 4]p. 1660).
What the cold war made, the invasion of Iraq largely unmade: beginning in 2003, a party that had long promised — and mostly delivered — peace through strength became identified with an intelligence fiasco, a botched occupation and the squandering of American resources, credibility and lives.
Monetary and nonmonetary resources, credibility, maximization of uptake, as well as logical arguments should guide the choice of the approach and processes.
President Obama has a unique opportunity to bring them "resources, credibility, [and] spotlight".
He has said, "What I'm interested in is just developing a whole new generation of talent … And making sure that whatever resources, credibility, spotlight that I can bring to help raise them up".
