Sentence examples for credible alliance from inspiring English sources

Second, can they then form a credible alliance with other groups which appeals to the large number of voters who are anxious over immigration, insecure about their economic position and dissatisfied with the main parties.

"For that, you need a credible military deterrent — alliances, presence.

The report also claims "credible evidence" of an alliance between military intelligence, paramilitaries and hired killers, who have acted together to threaten and on occasion to kill, human-rights workers and government investigators.Human Rights Watch wants strict controls, so that any American aid goes only to army units with a good human-rights record.

Indeed, if the declarations of many alliance troops were credible, the fate that awaits them seems clear.

Failure, the report says, will "put in grave jeopardy NATO's future as a credible, cohesive and relevant military alliance".As NATO leaders gather in Bucharest next week, Robert Gates, America's defence secretary, has given warning that NATO could become a two-tier alliance with "some allies willing to fight and die to protect people's security, and others who are not".

The 2014 elections were deemed by many Western countries as "not credible" after the main opposition alliance opted out of the polls as their demands of having a neutral caretaker government during the vote did not occur.

President Obama and President Komorowski agreed on the importance of raising defense spending among European members of NATO, as well as on the importance of alliance-wide and credible contributions to NATO's reassurance efforts in Central and Eastern Europe".

They also sought to make contact with Northern Alliance officers who had forwarded credible claims of capturing some Taliban commanders and at least one high-ranking Al Qaeda leader.

Faced with credible allegations that it killed civilians, the alliance said it had neither the capacity for nor intention of investigating and often repeated that disputed strikes were sound.

As a result, cooperation with the Alliance might not be as credible as other partnerships.

The refusal by NATO to fully investigate and disclose what happened in Majer and other places where there are credible claims of civilian casualties means that the alliance won't be able to learn from such tragedies.