It cannot credibly precede it.

But, before it can exercise any option credibly, India needs a stable government.

But, before it can exercise any option credibly, India needs a stable government.

Nonetheless, for regional cooperation to be successful, participating countries should credibly and unambiguously commit to it.

Countries can rejoin, and do so credibly, when the fiscal, regulatory, and political prerequisites are in place.

Such people could not credibly claim to be fighting oppression or to be building a just society.

Will they agree to pool tax revenues so that EU level institutions can credibly take charge of financial stability?

To begin with, it is imperative to understand how much credit Palestinians can credibly claim for the Israeli withdrawal.

Such monetary systems can succeed only as long as the central bank can credibly commit to keeping inflation under control.

More generally, measures that credibly signal stronger public finances in the future are desirable assuming, obviously, that governments still have some credibility.

But if the central bank reduces interest rates and credibly commits to keeping them low in the future, asset prices will rise.

The current reintegration plan, like two previous attempts at disarmament, falls short of credibly demobilizing armed groups and regulating the arms trade.

But China s abandonment of the yuan s traditional parity in July 2005 rules out a new, credibly fixed exchange rate strategy for some time.

Field offices require staff qualified in the complex, technical areas related to the environment if they are to perform credibly the role foreseen.

For the United Nations to promote prosperity more credibly, tougher ethics rules and greater internal oversight are needed to ensure the highest professional standards.

Given its simultaneous military commitments in Iraq and Afghanistan, together with North Korea s demonstrated nuclear capability, the Bush administration can t credibly threaten Kim with force.

Some can be generated only once new mechanisms, such as bodies for steering monetary policy or transformed fiscal systems, have credibly been put in place.

This cannot be achieved in the absence of any evidence that Israel credibly intends to honour the commitments it took upon itself at the Madrid Conference.

Some single administrative systems, notably budget and financial management systems, have been judged to be systems that lend themselves credibly to consensus on such principles and expectations.

Why should the rebels believe that the government will honor its commitments once they no longer represent a threat? Neither party, it seems, can commit credibly to peace.

Loan guarantees from Germany and or the EU are less desirable than an IMF program, as it is very hard to design and credibly implement conditionality in such guarantees.

The representative was also unable to credibly explain why the computer network was not listed as an asset of the business in the Kuwaiti company's 1990 audited financials statements.

Moreover, credibly phasing in spending reductions as the economy recovers is no easy task, given the political economy of the budget and the inability of one legislature to bind the next.

As the Council is aware, some contingent members have been credibly identified as committing sexual exploitation and abuse over extended periods and others as condoning a permissive environment for such abuses.

Scientists can now credibly say that the early childhood years from birth to age 5 lay the foundation for later economic productivity, responsible citizenship, and a lifetime of sound physical and mental health.

Today, no one can credibly say that North Korea s dynastic regime, now led by Dear Leader Kim Jong il, a son of the late Great Leader Kim Il sung, is certain to fall.

The assumption that the German economy will accelerate out of its current crawl is essential to confidence in Europe s financial safety net, and to a banking union that credibly shares risks across the eurozone.

In acute fiscal stress, governments cannot afford to slow down consolidation. But they should place as much emphasis as possible on spending reforms that credibly improve the outlook while having limited adverse short term effects.

In acute fiscal stress, governments cannot afford to slow down consolidation. But they should place as much emphasis as possible on spending reforms that credibly improve the outlook while having limited adverse short term effects.

At that point, the Europeans should get on with completing their monetary cordon sanitaire orderly debt restructuring in all countries with debt burdens that are too large to be credibly restructured in Merkel s new regime.

Democracy and the rule of law could conceivably be an effective alternative to what the Taliban offer, but the government cannot credibly claim to provide either, not to mention basic services, on a consistent basis.

In the spirit of this doctrine, the Working Group often postpones adopting an Opinion on a communication when the submissions of the Government and the source credibly suggest that the alleged victim's release might be near.

While no single Egyptian leader can credibly convey Mandela s message of forgive but don t forget, together working collaboratively and cooperatively they can help to shift the country s focus from the rear view mirror to the road ahead.

As sensible as this two pronged approach spend now, cut later may be, it is made virtually impossible by the absence of any mechanism whereby President Barack Obama can credibly commit himself or future administrations to fiscal tightening.

There is also the question of consistency. One cannot credibly thump the table about human rights in one country, but keep one s opinions to oneself in another an all too common occurrence when, say, a trade deal might suffer.

Stability can return, but not until domestic policy in the advanced countries, together with international policy coordination, credibly shifts to restoring a pattern of inclusive growth, with fiscal stabilization carried out in a way that supports growth and employment.

In fact, one has to search the books of diplomatic history to find evidence of non performance of diplomatic conventions , and in each instance the challenge to diplomatic decorum came from a source that can be credibly dismissed as barbarian.

Several of the successor States to the former Soviet Union qualify for this type of support, which is seen as a stepping stone to more traditional standby arrangements with the Fund once regular adjustment programmes can credibly be negotiated and implemented.

First, we need a clear message from Europe the immediate source of global economic concern that it is taking decisive steps to stabilize and strengthen its banks, and that it is focused on restoring growth while credibly committing itself to fiscal consolidation.

For its part, while setting no deadlines, Australia seeks the production in early 1995 of a text that, though it may still be short of final completion, is nevertheless comprehensive in scope and coherent in structure, and that is credibly close to conclusion.

If Europe credibly volunteered funds to buy back all Greek debt, the Greek risk premium would disappear and private investors would be fully bailed out. Only the probability of a default and the goal of avoiding even deeper haircuts can induce investors to liquidate their positions at a discount.

Whatever the causes, official corruption is creating a situation in which many Afghans fear the rapaciousness of the government nearly as much as they dislike the Taliban, which can now credibly claim the ability to provide security and swift justice in the areas they control, albeit at a very high price.