Sentence examples for form of a credible from inspiring English sources
"I would hold that no expression of violent thoughts, online or offline, should be made criminal, even if it is repugnantly misogynistic, unless it takes the form of a credible threat that causes harm, or is harassment that constitutes harm," he said.
Any less popular replacement would have no choice but to emulate President Bush in putting national security -- in the form of a credible nuclear deterrent -- above the religious ban on mass murder.
Yet Nixon fumbles repeatedly when it comes to the finer details of history that, woven together, form a credible fabric of the past.
Mr. Reyes provided everything that was missing from the case against the boys: physical proof in the form of DNA evidence; a credible version of the attack consistent with the trail left by the attacker and items stolen from the jogger; and a stark history of extraordinarily violent sexual crimes.
General Abacha has detained, jailed and on occasion executed most of the leading Nigerians who could form a credible opposition, including members of his own Government.
He has the support of enough MPs to form a credible opposition.
The resolution says only that Europe must form a "credible core" of the force, and Europeans say they expect their troops to make up about a third of the total.
Yet there is a big difference between laying equal blame for the violence on the opposition and on the regime, and providing assistance to the leaders of the opposition to form a credible political front for negotiations.
But for the European parliament to form a credible majority, all of these parties might well be forced much closer together than is good for democracy.
But most of all they must decide if they want the purity of perpetual opposition or the chance to form a credible government".
