Sentence examples similar to nascent credibility from inspiring English sources
Second, entrepreneurs engaged in the creation of industry associations which could advocate, as well as give the nascent industry credibility and create standards.
European officials, even as they defend their nascent currency's credibility and potential strength, have been careful not to ruffle American feathers.
The nascent business gained some credibility in April when Malaysian financial services firm CIMB took a 25% stake in the venture for an undisclosed sum.
The nascent business gained some credibility in April when Malaysian financial services firm cimb took a 25% stake in the venture for an undisclosed sum (Tune Ventures still holds a 44% stake).
Tokyo's participation would bring greater credibility to the nascent pact, analysts say, but could also complicate talks if the Japanese government is unable, or unwilling, to commit to slashing some tariffs.
"Just like in the metals and FX markets, people need a price discovery mechanism -- that's our way of adding credibility to a nascent market". "From my background, I'm a foreign exchange and metals person," she says.
It will also affect the credibility of the EU's nascent foreign policy.On the map, Kosovo is Serbia's southern province.
ASEAN's nascent free-trade zone also excludes services, and tiptoes around labour mobility.A deeper problem for ASEAN is its cohesion and credibility.
