Sentence examples for credible background from inspiring English sources

"The time has clearly come to finally fulfill the intent of the 1968 law and the Brady Bill by creating a genuine credible background check system for the sale of fire arms," Mr. Bloomberg said.

The lamentable track record of the euro does not provide Mr. Sarkozy with a credible background and would, at best, be a sideshow when it comes to discussing a new global reserve currency.

He said it was exciting to see the service land in the hands of "people with a credible background in building good and well-liked successful products, instead of some S.E.O.

Then, toward the end of his doctorate, he was in the right place at the right time: "I knew socially the professor of sports technology, and he was interested in somebody who is fundamentally a sports fan who had a credible engineering background.

Mr Kadyrov was more credible than average: his background as mufti, his time with the rebels and his experience as administrator gave him a unique mixture of levers of influence.The biggest such lever was the kadyrovtsy.

Multi-threshold calculation is less credible [9], and the background may be complex.

Applications did not ask about military background or credible allegations of human rights abuses.

Normally, I wouldn't have listened to anything with such a silky production, but Prefab Sprout's indie background made them credible.

However, when Patten revealed Entwistle had been chosen, he mentioned two of the defeated candidates – Richards and BBC chief operating officer Caroline Thomson – and indicated they would have been more credible if they had a creative background.

There are two reasons: First, multi-threshold calculation is not always credible [9], and second, when the background is complicated with modulation levels distributed in both the second cluster and the third cluster, background segmentation based on pure modulation is prone to error.

Shakespeare gives a background, a past that is credible, a personal grudge that provides a believable motivation, as well as a general humanity that seems to imply that the villain has a genuine grievance.