Sentence examples for credible road from inspiring English sources

Unless they agree a credible "road map" to bolster the euro, financial markets may finally move in for the kill.

The difference with other political parties, many say, is that Stop the Decline actually has a credible road map for achieving its objectives — eliminating a regional tax and using money recovered from tax evaders to lower income taxes.

The bank, Ms. Greene said, "is building a bridge to a bridge" — to give policy makers time to come up with a real response to the euro zone crisis — "a clear and credible road map to a fiscal and banking union".

"While the risks from Greece have fallen for now, the severity of the systemic crisis engulfing the eurozone is unlikely to diminish until European leaders articulate a credible road-map that would complete monetary union with much greater fiscal and financial integration," the credit rating company said.

Yet despite a credible 2-2 roadrawaw there was to be dejection for Chicago later in the weekend.

This is all very satisfactory, if some way removed from a proper 500's small-car nimbleness, but it offers no credible feel of the road through its electric power steering, just a springy resistance.

Will Mr Bush also hold out for what he has pledged will be a "viable and credible" Palestinian state as the road map's final destination?

Allies hoped it would mark a turning point on the road to forming a credible Opposition.

1957 Maserati 150 GT Spider (Gooding & Company) Maserati was once a credible rival to Ferrari on the road and the racetrack.

Nor did I hear any rattles on the cratered local roads, which made a credible stand-in for Manhattan's potholes.

No earthly amount of spin can make a credible case that Iraq is on the road to freedom and democracy.