Sentence examples for deliver credibility from inspiring English sources
How does a posture of sending out boats unarmed actually deliver credibility?
He argues that what Labour needs is someone "able to speak in simple language, have the skill and experience to deliver credibility and support Ed on the road to Downing Street.
"What the department stores used to be able to deliver was credibility to your brand," Mr. Dion said.
That while asking me to resume writing: Please deliver your debunked credibility to my (uh, AOL's) firebrand flagship disruptive media leader.
But in a sense his point was understandable — and given his own firm anti-abortion record, he probably thought he had the credibility to deliver it.
The Lib Dem leader, Tim Farron, said that Mr Cameron would have to provide "much more evidence" that moderate forces on the ground "are sufficient and have the capability and the credibility" to deliver what was needed against Isis.
Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron said that Mr Cameron would have to provide "much more evidence" that moderate forces on the ground "are sufficient and have the capability and the credibility" to deliver what was needed in the fight against Isil.
In effect, this project will provide a tested model for building EBP capacity of physiotherapists, which can be utilized by other health professionals in developing countries, in establishing their credibility to deliver treatments that are evidence-based.
Boulez made the most of those passages, and had judiciously cut the narrations (delivered with commendable credibility by Thibault de Montalembert).
As the Wall Street Journal put it 3 weeks before the election, Mr. Volcker delivers gravitas and credibility to Sen. Obama...'.Volcker whispering in Obama's ear will make even Republicans comfortable, because he's a hero of the right and a supporter of a strong dollar,' says John Tamny, a supply-side economist and Republican.
