By focusing on the need for a more aggressive foreign policy — one that won't command popular support — Republicans may be muddying other, credible criticisms of Mr. Obama's efforts in the international arena.
His memoir, "Known and Unknown," is like a living, breathing version of the man himself: very thorough, highly analytical and totally absent any credible self-criticism.
The reluctance of officials to admit the threat wasn't credible has fed criticism that the White House was passing out disinformation to protect the president politically.
Praise seems more credible that way, and criticism of an opponent is less likely to boomerang on the top of the ticket.
"My client does not accept that the criticisms are credible; they are deeply misguided," he said.
Project developers require clear, easily and practically applicable standards at lowest possible costs with a high potential in order to achieve good carbon prices, while buyers require that standards are legitimate, credible and that no public criticism arises when carbon credits are purchased from projects certified by a certain standard.
Project developers require clear, easily and practically applicable standards at lowest possible costs with a high potential in order to achieve good carbon prices, while buyers require that standards are legitimate, credible and that no public criticism is likely to occur from purchasing carbon credits from projects certified by a certain standard.
Driving this conclusion is Graham's fundamentalist interpretation of Scripture, one that seeks to understand biblical passages just as they are, without subjecting them to the tools of criticism employed by credible biblical scholars.
The White House responded to the first criticism with its story about a "credible threat" to Air Force One.
Those decisions would be highly unusual if the police believed that the attack occurred, and could draw criticism if the accusations are proved credible.
