Sentence examples for sufficient credibility from inspiring English sources

The official deficit-cutting plans still lack sufficient credibility".

However, does Andrew Lansley retain sufficient credibility to continue to be able to play a constructive part in this?

The prosecutors said Nafissatou Diallo, the Guinean-born hotel maid who had made the charges, lacked sufficient credibility.

So far the likelihood of an independent standing with sufficient credibility to attract the support of an established political party seems remote.

Mr Renzi pledged to push back harder against it from September (when he expects to have gained sufficient credibility from the reforms he has passed at home).

However, even on the day it emerged that Juventus might be demoted two divisions because of the match-fixing scandal, Italian football, deeply flawed as it is structurally, retained sufficient credibility to remain a reference point.

The Indonesian authorities have taken the risky step of using ex-militants, some of whom have only slightly moderated their views on when violence is acceptable.Like many of the jihadists round the world who enjoy sufficient "street credibility" to sway younger hearts and minds, Mr Abas won his spurs as a fighter in the American-backed campaign against the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan.

Only the United States has sufficient authority and credibility with both sides to help them bridge their remaining differences.

The idea is to invest in a company's balance sheet and infrastructure until it reaches a sufficient size and credibility so that it can be sold to a corporation or so that the institutional public-equity markets can step in and provide liquidity.

Ukraine's new finance minister, Natalie Jaresko, has said a proposed bailout package from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) will be "sufficient to rebuild credibility".

A number of countries, not least the United States, are looking again at pre-positioning heavy equipment like tanks and artillery in Europe, not in vast quantities, but sufficient to give credibility to Nato's deterrent posture.