Sentence examples for its credibility for from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, the ECB dare not take its credibility for granted.
The church gave up its credibility for Lent.
The episode made Congress look like the creature of old-timers willing to sacrifice its credibility for a last grab at power.
If that happens and Labour regains its credibility for managing the nation's finances then Miliband might be able to neutralise the economy as an issue holding Labour back.
Serbia has had a better record of welcoming migrating families – possibly because its government wants to burnish its credibility for EU accession talks, or because Serbs remember the trauma of having thousands of forcibly displaced people during the 1990s wars – but it also has started threatening to block its border.
With its credibility for prosecuting the war now vanished, the Cabinet resigned and the Emperor called the Conservatives back into power on 16 July 1868.
Edward Groth, an environmental health expert retired from Consumers Union, said: "No matter how well they did their analysis, since an affected industry paid for it, its credibility is suspect".
"The genocide is the source of its credibility, and for the time being all political thinking is based on military logic, not on social or economic or humanitarian logic.
JIM KEOUGH Palos Heights, Ill., April 25 , 2010Naming Names Re "Squandered Trust" (April 18): You wrote compellingly about how The Times uses anonymous sources so frequently and blithely that it risks its credibility when it needs them for a truly valid reason on an important story.
HIGH ROLLERS -- When it wasn't exchanging its historic credibility for Mr. Armani's cash or negotiating with City Hall, the Guggenheim was busy preparing an Internet business and a branch in Las Vegas with its new Odd Couple partner, the Hermitage.
If the U.S. had instead taken this opportunity to regulate the Internet for cynical, proprietary reasons, like copyright, it would have harmed its credibility to advocate for Internet freedom.
