Meeting the test of relevance is, therefore, CEHR's single biggest test of credibility.
"This is going to be a test of credibility, and that credibility cannot be won by a merely formal endorsement".
This has become a test of credibility for Latin America's new-found economic stability, and for its central banks.
The Maoists, as well as the political parties poised to take control of the government, face a crucial test of credibility in the days to come.
US National Intelligence director, James Clapper, told Washington Post columnist David Ignatius that "Turkish allegations that cleric Gulen planned the attempted coup" did not pass the "'smell test' of credibility".
Mr. Kerry has highlighted his Vietnam experience from the start, mindful that as a challenger, he faces a harder test of credibility as commander in chief.
Europe is a vital test of credibility for the Conservative party because the issue wrecked the last Tory government and influence in Europe is going to be critical.
The Arab leaders seemed conscious that this summit meeting was a test of credibility for the Arab League, which in its 55-year history has been fractured, uniting most easily over the treatment of the Palestinians.
Whether the new government can persuade the Royal Nepalese Army to reciprocate the rebels' cease-fire will be a vital test of credibility for the leaders and perhaps the difference between war and peace.
The prime minister said to Tapsell: "[You] make an important point which is while I don't deny for one second the importance of the ratings agencies the most important test of credibility, which is a test you face day in day out in the markets, is the rate of interest at which you borrow.
