Sentence examples for maintaining the credibility from inspiring English sources

One side argues that maintaining the credibility of domestic regulators is key.

But they do have substantial foreign reserves so the real challenge is maintaining the credibility of the banking system.

This position is supported by David Owen and few others, for whom maintaining the credibility of Nato in the world trumps all other considerations.

The DOJ claims the war serves the US national interest in regional stability and in maintaining the credibility of the United Nations.

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.

Ban faces mounting challenges maintaining the credibility and authority of the UN over the Syria conflict, as Russia appears determined to withhold support for any punitive measures against the Assad regime, while the UK and US have both signalled that they are prepared to act without a UN mandate in the face of a Russian and Chinese veto.

That's the best way to maintain the credibility of the banks and limit withdrawals by panicked depositors.

How does Daniel Okrent, the Public Editor, help maintain the credibility and reliability of The Times in the eyes of its readership?

Dijsselbloem said any deal that might be reached would need to maintain the credibility of the eurozone as a rules-based community.

"It will be time when it reconvenes on this case for strong steps to make certain that we maintain the credibility of the international community".

The 11 Palestinian groups said an internal inquiry was needed to maintain the credibility of Palestinians who want to see Israel punished for its actions during the war.