Sentence examples for credible record from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cardoso compiled a credible record, pushing through needed economic reforms and strengthening Brazilian democracy.

He also showed that he has a credible record in Texas to defend not just in education, but also as a bipartisan reformer.

Anyone who had friends on the left in France was astonished to hear how many of them were prepared to abandon Jospin, despite his more than credible record, simply because he seemed too gray and wishy-washy.

A report on Saturday by the Afghan Islamic Press, a private news agency with a credible record of reporting on Afghan fighting, said the bombing came when pro-Karzai forces sought to stop the tribal fighting.

They lend credence to the notion that history, far from being merely a text or a subjective fabrication, is, at its best, a credible record of past people and events.

"I believe my record as an outspoken fighter for working people, consumers and families, with a record of getting things done, is exactly the credible record you need to show that you'll get things done as a mayor," Mr. Green told an audience of labor leaders a few weeks ago.

Bowen challenged that defence, saying there were few credible records of how the money was spent.

For validation purposes, we identified and examined problematic imputations after filtering out credible records with durations of 28 or 30, those with absolute difference no greater than 5 between quantity/numeric daily dose and imputed duration, and numeric daily dose = 0 (implies duration will be difficult to assess).

Over the past four years, Labor has established a credible governing record, especially in economic and fiscal management.

I brought a rational, established, credible strong record of results, but the 'audience' was looking for something different.

"I think we've established a pretty credible track record with regards to safety and environmental stewardship," he said.