Sentence examples for credible role from inspiring English sources

One said, "Undoubtedly, Gülenists played a credible role in it.

Regarding Afghanistan, Khan argued that a government of consensus is needed in that country, adding that Pakistan can play a credible role there.

But the Climate Change Authority, which the government wants to abolish, found that Australia would have to treble its minimum emissions reduction target to have a "credible" role in international efforts to slow global warming.

Catherine's style — streamlined and seemly almost to a fault — resonates as well with scores of young women who aspire to a classically patrician look but who have, until recently, had few credible role models.

The comments are likely to have little if any domestic political repercussions for Mr. Romney, but Obama campaign officials charged that they could hurt Mr. Romney's chances to ever play a credible role in the Middle East peace process, a complicated and highly charged undertaking where even mild nuances in language are microscopically examined and can take on far larger significance.

American officials who favor the move are hoping to use formal recognition as a reward to the opposition for uniting opponents of the Assad government inside and outside Syria and fleshing out its political structure so that it can play a credible role if Mr. Assad is ousted.

Less obviously, she finds fairly credible roles for young women within the gang structure.

Without that she said it would be hard for the US to exercise a credible leadership role at the summit.

Though the United States has been an unwavering supporter of Israel since the 1967 war, American presidents and secretaries of state have recognized that a credible mediating role also requires assuring Palestinians that the United States hears their grievances and will not give Israel a free hand to decide their fate unilaterally.

Behaviour change models also suggest that factors such as being a credible source, role modelling and instructions to perform the new behaviour may be persuasive in promoting positive behavioural outcomes [ 17, 18].

However, the second equally important aspect is the number of data in the set on which the analysis is performed: the higher the analysed number of samples, the more statistically significant the results and the more credible the role of nucleosides as cancer markers.