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Ms. Novarro also questioned whether credible allegations existed against the monsignor.
The court wrote that this causes "parents to suspect the system is prejudiced against them, and social workers will use any excuse they can think of — whether credible or not — to deprive them of the custody of their children.
JOHANNESBURG — Zimbabwe's next election will be held on July 31, the country's longtime president, Robert G. Mugabe, announced in a presidential decree on Thursday, setting up a showdown with the main opposition party over whether credible elections can be organized in just six weeks.
Hypotheses were tested by checking whether credible intervals of one slope parameter overlapped zero, or whether credible intervals of two slope parameters for one species overlapped each other.
The moves were in response to an August court petition filed by the chamber demanding that the Environmental Protection Agency subject itself to an open debate over whether credible scientific evidence exists that global warming endangers public health.
Whether credible or not, Trump has at least toyed in public with the idea that he will not be taking big money from plutocrats as do their usual "puppets".
Not certain, however, is whether a credible alternative leader can emerge and whether, faced with a stronger Taliban, a new American president would ever dare engineer Mr Karzai's replacement.
"I'd like to make it clear that from Germany's standpoint at least, debt forgiveness is out of the question," Mr. Eichel said, adding that further talks will depend on whether Russia introduces credible, far-reaching reforms.
The living-will process has proved almost as controversial in finance as it is in health-care policy, in part because the question of whether a credible one can be created for any particular bank is intertwined with whether it's too big to fail.
KABUL, Afghanistan — Nearly two years before Afghanistan's presidential election, a brewing dispute between President Hamid Karzai and Afghan lawmakers over the handling of voter fraud complaints is raising questions about whether a credible election can be held — and, by extension, future international support for the country's financially ailing government.
The American public though strongly pro-Israel seems either not to have noticed or not to care much.In the coming days and months America and other world pro-Israel seemsdeitherher a credible agreemenotcan be reached to slow or have Iranoticedlear prorramme, inotxchange for a liftong of carepling economuch.anctInns on the Islamicomingblic.
