Sentence examples for enforce credibility from inspiring English sources

The research in Human Robot interaction stresses the importance of non verbal behaviours in order to enforce credibility and believability in robots.

"This is a very important measure that will allow us to recover credibility and enforce the role of the bank," Mr. Berlusconi said.

Moreover, the U.S. had no credibility to enforce conditions since it never was willing to stop the money.

Only an EU that can credibly enforce fiscal as well as political and legal standards will survive in the long run – and that credibility will require a realistic scenario for what can happen to misbehaving member states.

"(Uefa president) Michel Platini has created this as his platform and if they don't enforce FFP well and strictly, their credibility will be shot and they are very well aware of that".

But failure to enforce the rules on Greece could harm the credibility of the euro zone.

Cyprus shows how hard it could be to enforce such demands, and that could undermine the credibility of the European Central Bank's promise.

Israel sees Syria as a test case for Mr. Obama's credibility in enforcing "red lines," given his promise to prevent Iran from developing a nuclear weapon.

The 90% or so of papers and magazines who've signed up for Ipso know that it won't be easy, but hope that deeds – the decisions taken, the corrections enforced – will eventually bring credibility in train.

Both for religious and legal reasons, ustads should strictly enforce the smoke-free law on mosque grounds, and doing so could improve their credibility when speaking about smoking.

And I do see a case, under such circumstances, for using American military power in a limited way — to enforce a line and punish a dictator for transgressing it, in the interests of maintaining the credibility of global norms.