Sentence examples for should be credible from inspiring English sources

But we are arguing that the threat of military action should be credible so it focuses the Iranian leadership on reaching some diplomatic solution".

If you want to write fiction, write fiction, but if you want to write around authentic events, it should be credible," she said.

The words of the UN secretary-general, urging that last week's Kenyan elections should be "credible and peaceful" have set a tone.

Our offer should be credible internationally; if Iran was not prepared to agree to it, the Iranians would be exposed for not being ready to accept what they say they want.

This view is shared by America--but with the rider that the first two redeployments (the second is due in October) should be "credible".Not our interpretation of the agreement, say the Palestinians.

The FT editor said the industry needs to "make sure" that every newspaper is part of the reformed PCC and that the body should be credible enough that aggregator websites such as the Huffington Post should be interested in joining.

According to Google's advertising policies, "any factual claims and offers should always be credible and accurate".

It should no longer be credible for our elected officials to hide the need for entitlement reforms behind rosy economic and budgetary assumptions".

The right strategy remains the same as before: While some immediate adjustment is needed for credibility, the search should be for credible long-term commitments, by passing measures that decrease trend spending, and by putting in place fiscal rules that reduce deficits over time.

Timothy Kuhn will make his company debut in the title role; Claudia Waite will make hers as Donna Anna and Caroline Worraa should be a credible Donna Elvira.

"This election should be a credible, fair, inclusive and legitimate one where all the Myanmar people can express their will in a free way," Mr. Ban said after meeting with the generals.