Sentence examples for deemed credible from inspiring English sources

It is "not deemed credible" any more, the bureau said.

On Aug. 10, 2006, for airline flights heading from Britain after terrorist threats deemed credible.

The source had previously testified to a UN war crimes inquiry and was deemed credible.

Jonathan said he felt confident the poll would be deemed "credible and accepted by international observers".

But a subsequent investigation "has determined that the threat to suspension bridges is not deemed credible".

If the effort is deemed credible Bosnia will be allowed to apply for EU membership.Bosnians stand to lose an opportunity.

Witnesses deemed credible offered varying accounts of Brown's movement — "charging," "slow motion," "running" — but concurred that he was approaching Wilson.

"Based on the medical evidence, this conclusion was mistaken and therefore Shuttleworth's description on the 'accident' was not deemed credible".

They have said that at best the election would be deemed "credible," rather than free and fair.

WikiLeaks receives about thirty submissions a day, and typically posts the ones it deems credible in their raw, unedited state, with commentary alongside.

In another tweet on Wednesday, Jamaat-ud-Dawa pointedly reminded the U.S. Embassy in Islamabad of these past efforts: "We have been certified by #WHO #ICRC #HRC others, those you deem credible".