Sentence examples for revive credibility from inspiring English sources
Now the trial is seen as a way not only to repay a moral debt to Rwanda's victims, but also to revive credibility in Belgium after scandals over corruption and an inept judicial system.
Israel's continued settlement activity is "undermining our efforts to revive the credibility of the peace process in the minds of our people," Saeb Erekat, a senior Palestinian negotiator, told reporters after attending the meeting in Jerusalem on Monday.
Weis was brought in, among other reasons, to revive the credibility of the Department within communities of color throughout this city, not to revive the SOS street unit with a different name.
The Balls approach is attacked regularly in private by supporters of Tony Blair on the grounds that Labour is failing to revive its economic credibility by acknowledging fully and frankly the level of the deficit and the need for serious cuts.
He must revive Labour's economic credibility, if not by apologising for overspending, then at least by elucidating which cuts he would make.
The watchdog agency where they worked, the Financial Supervisory Service, was created by President Kim Dae Jung to help revive his country's credibility after the Asian economic crisis of the late 1990's.
Better still, average starting salaries in investment banking for Stern graduates were at $95,000 up by $10,000 from a year ago.But just as the market value of an MBA is reviving, its academic credibility is being attacked.
A general election is due by September this year, yet the LDP's credibility with voters is already so low that the new stimulus package is unlikely to revive its prospects.
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President Obama's efforts to revive arms control talks with Russia and his commitment to seek ratification of the test ban treaty mean that Mrs. Clinton arrives with bolstered credibility.
