Sentence examples for further credible from inspiring English sources

"And crucially, IMF resources to support individual countries cannot be a substitute for further credible steps by the eurozone to support their currency," he said.

"IMF resources to support individual countries cannot be a substitute for further credible steps by the eurozone to support their currency," he said.

"Further credible and decisive policy action is needed to resume progress on financial stability and keep the economic recovery on track," says Jose Vinals, director of the fund's monetary and capital markets department.

In what may well be a nod to tradition, Avicenna counts the "reports (al-akhbâr) to which the soul gives assent on account of unbroken and overwhelming tradition (shiddah al-tawâtur)" as a further credible source for forming practical judgments.[34] For Avicenna, animals have this developed imaginative faculty only.

Further credible sightings near Wellington were reported until 1922, and in Te Urewera National Park in the early 1960s.

Linguistic and cultural differences further hinder credible international communication and negatively affect the confidence of international buyers, leading to high transaction costs for buyers trying to precisely identify high quality exporters (Hallak 2006; Hummels and Klenow 2005).

The US president called for "further swift and credible action by the international community" against North Korea.

The danger posed by North Korea's threatening activities warrants further swift and credible action by the international community.

He gives warning of further unrest unless a credible Iraqi government is installed soon.

The United States Embassy in Colombo recently warned the Tigers that they would face further international isolation if credible reports of recruitment of children and abduction and extortion continue.

Just in case you aren't finding the plot line 100% credible, a further emotional strand is woven in: Tesco promises to redistribute all its unsold edible food to charities from 2017.