Sentence examples for credibly implement from inspiring English sources

We might want to add that leadership does not end with bold declarations, but ought to be followed up by administrative measures that credibly implement these declarations.

A section reads: "As long as victims see that their primary avenue for reporting is to walk through the armed gates of peacekeeping missions to file their complaints, the Secretary-General's zero-tolerance policy will not be seen as being credibly implemented".

The three will judge, initially in March, whether the Greek programme is being implemented "credibly, realistically and effectively", German officials said.

Such tax cuts are faster to implement and more credibly temporary than expenditure shifts and should be targeted to investment, low-income households, or job creation to increase their multipliers".

Horst Kohler, managing director of the fund, said in a statement today that the new policy commitments "could, if implemented consistently and credibly, build a bridge to a comprehensive program to be negotiated with a new government after the elections".

In a clear reference to Greece he added that structural reforms "needed to be implemented swiftly... and credibly".

He cited data showing improved lending, but added: "There are huge problems in the eurozone that agreements are implemented quickly and that each country shows it can credibly tackle its deficit.

In these cases, should R.I.A.A. be implemented as envisioned, the Swiss government would only have to show that the funds held in Switzerland by an alleged corrupt official are significantly larger than what someone could have credibly earned in office, and that the country from which the funds originate was known to be corrupt.

But the policy is impossible to apply consistently and credibly.

Credibly, of course.

Was Mr. Armstrong credibly enraged?