Sentence examples for credible power from inspiring English sources

They warned that unless a credible power transition takes place, the country could collapse.

As directed by Doug Hughes, the complete lack of sexual tension between Pullman and Stiles renders Carol's accusations hysterical and unfounded, and reduces what could have been a nuanced, credible power struggle to an unfair fight between an inexplicably vindictive she-monster and a pitiful man.

The power laws for the RGI and SGI (dashed red and dashed black respectively) are calculated for the 10−2 to 100 km2 range, and show that a credible power law exists in this region down to the smallest glacier sizes, albeit with reduced exponents (1.26 and 1.16 respectively).

We need, I believe, a robust military capability; we need substantial power projection capability; we need credible power in order to be able to engage in conflict prevention successfully.

The question now is whether Mr. Morsi's adroit maneuverings will lead to a credible power-sharing deal acceptable to the Army, elected leaders and ordinary Egyptians that allows the country's democratic transition to move forward.

Those general criteria were: effectiveness, fairness, objectivity of standards, independence and transparency of enforcement and compliance, credible powers and remedies, reliable funding and effective accountability.

In their view of recent Labour history, the party only made itself a credible force for power when it abandoned support for unilateral disarmament in 1989 in favour of multilateral disarmament.

Admiral Harris will describe how we can reinforce the Global Operating System and deter revisionist powers to ensure access to the air, sea, space and cyber domains by demonstrating credible combat power and the resolve to use it.

Following parliament's decision to block military intervention in Syria, there were dire warnings that the UK was diminished, if not finished, as a credible world power.

And it emerged from the cold war with no credible great power rivals in sight, a condition that persists over a decade later.

The best way to manage that would be to have Iraq join NATO, which would give Baghdad credible deterrent power without having to maintain a large army.