Sentence examples for credible framework from inspiring English sources

There is, no doubt, a credible framework of legislation in place in India to support any attention give to environmental issues, but the institutions and processes that translate intent into action remain weak and ineffective.

That's a lot of T-bonds to sell.So it fell to Mr Obama to craft a budget, and a revised domestic policy agenda, with two opposing goals in mind maintaining sufficient support for the weak economy, and creating a credible framework for budget sustainability.

The commissioned feasibility study provided the project with a well-informed basis and a credible framework for discussions with manufacturers.

This feasibility study provided EVA with a credible framework for discussions with vaccine manufacturers when evaluating options in the creation of a public private venture to produce the vaccine.

First, we need a credible fiscal framework, which is crucial not just for the public finances but also to help us to invest in our economy so we can create jobs and growth.

Nowadays, with the possible exception of Germany, a country such as Britain, boasting about 1% of the world's population and 3% of the world's GDP, is unlikely to be able to hold anything like the position of power to which we continue to aspire, unless this is firmly anchored in a strong alliances and, ideally, a credible regional framework.

Some countries need to fix their accounting regimes before they can follow suit.Regulators appear stoically optimistic that all these fixes will work, and that a credible new framework will be established not without flaws, perhaps, but better than what exists today.

Combating terror demands at least four different elements a well-thought-out strategy, effective state instruments to implement that strategy, a credible legal framework to speedily bring terrorists to justice, and unflinching political resolve to stay the course.

Although there is a credible theoretical framework to underline the frequently assumed causality of impaired emotion awareness on the development of internalising symptoms, this has not yet been studied longitudinally.

Maria van der Hoeven, chief executive of the IEA, the world's gold standard for energy research, warned: "The reliability and sustainability of our future energy systems depend on investment, but this won't materialise unless there are credible policy frameworks in place as well as stable access to long-term sources of finance.

Rush-released for Easter, this warped evangelist item – a perturbing US sleeper hit – proceeds from a semi-credible dramatic framework in initiating a debate between a pious student (Shane Harper) and his atheist professor (erstwhile Hercules Kevin Sorbo, an unlikely proponent of Bertrand Russell).