Sentence examples for legally credible from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Hammond recalled the faulty intelligence that led Britain to support the 2003 invasion of Iraq as reason to establish a legally credible chain of custody for evidence of past or future chemical attacks.

By giving maximum information to the world, and the ironclad and legally credible assurance that under no circumstances will the United States default, he will have preemptively disarmed his opponents' threat to shoot the hostage that is the U.S. sovereign credit rating.

The sanctions available under the Kyoto Protocol, for example, were notionally legally-binding but were simply not credible and failed to guarantee domestic implementation of commitments".

The single resolution mechanism to wind down banks is too legally convoluted and lacks a credible taxpayer-financed backstop.

Although the defense teams in both McVeigh's and Nichols trials suggested that others were involved, Judge Steven W. Taylor found no credible, relevant, or legally admissible evidence, of anyone other than McVeigh and Nichols having directly participated in the bombing.

The new agreement aims to obtain credible and fair emission reductions and legally binding commitments from all countries – with the most advanced economies making the most ambitious commitments.

The line of credit is legally viable and set for 30 days — meaning Credible isn't offering a range of rates, but an actual loan — and once accepted, the transaction is complete.

Under current rules, people are legally able to seek asylum if they can demonstrate a "credible fear" of going back to their home country.

If there is no credible progress, the second step is clear: Europe would need legally binding quotas that can be enforced.

Alternatively, if too many reserves are retained at the holding company level, commitments of subsidiary support may not be credible (especially to foreign authorities) and it may become difficult legally and practically to deploy those resources in times of distress.

"The discord in Brussels illustrates the difficulty that the E.U. faces — how to develop a practical and credible response to the financial crisis and the problems in the euro zone that is politically and legally acceptable," Alexandria Carr, a lawyer at Mayer Brown in London and a former a legal advisor at the British Treasury, said Tuesday.