I hope this is accurate information.

Argentina today is credible and respected internationally.

The increase occurred after a new law, valid only for 1992 and 1993, no longer required young men to present their objections to the military in a credible way.

Citizens will give nations, states, governments time if they feel the process is credible.

First, they must bring to justice those guilty of crimes through credible, fair and transparent trials.

The Convention must be implemented and enforced in order to ensure the credibility of States and of the Convention itself.

An effective state maintains good policies and develops credible institutions that are supportive of growth.

(f) A credible, targeted and verified eradication campaign

The affirmations by the Group are simply not based on any credible research.

Waiting for a diminution in peace keeping commitments or the reform of the Security Council is not a credible response.

Your lack of responsibility?

During and after the future status process, the credibility of the international community will be of critical importance.

Clear and realistic mandates are necessary if the United Nations is to remain both credible and effective.

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Similarly, debtors and creditors can rely on credible bankruptcy proceedings to determine their relative shares.

We must strive to reach agreement on credible measures to ensure that all States parties are complying with their obligations.

(c) The poor conditions in prisons in Turkmenistan and credible reports of ongoing torture and mistreatment of detainees

Such a treaty, we believe, would serve as a truly credible instrument of a nuclear non proliferation regime.

Some say that they simply do not want to subject themselves to a process that they no longer regard as credible.

I would also add that the Commission has received a number of threats that were deemed, in the assessment of our security personnel, to be credible.

I also emphasized that a credible political process ultimately offered the best prospects for improving the security situation.

The democratic process, to be credible, must mesh with the socio cultural heritage of a region or a country.

For the first time in decades, Tunisians, Egyptians, and Libyans voted for new leaders in elections that were credible, competitive, and fair.

The Security Council s Credibility Test

The world is in dire need of those who think in a more open minded way.

At the same time, we support the IAEA's efforts aimed at providing credible assurances regarding the peaceful nature of Iran's nuclear programme.

According to the ruling of the first tribunal... such documents are not even admissible... unless supported by independent evidence of their authenticity.

Fifa s declining accountability and credibility

So what credentials does Zagat's have?

Police. To assess the current situation of the Haitian National Police and mechanisms for its reform and the creation of a credible, accountable and respected police force

iLaw, a group promoting civil liberties, insists that the Article 61 ban on information that influences voters one way or another undermines the credibility of the referendum

How do we measure and monitor behavior in a medically meaningful way?

If you think they've really exploited in an original way the opportunities for being in micro gravity.

And central bankers are right to insist on structural reforms and credible plans for balancing budgets in the long term.

The consequences of partition, however, remain Pakistan has not yet been able to evolve an administratively credible government.

Thirdly, referring the matter to the International Criminal Court ensures that credible and timely action will be taken against persons charged with atrocities and serious crimes.

Ongoing trends in the international system had strengthened the rationale of South South cooperation as a credible, necessary and viable strategy.

Bloodshed in Yarmouk appalling.

The credibility of the United Nations is at stake.

The credibility of the entire Organization was at stake.

At issue is the Organization apos s credibility.

The credibility of their story depends upon a miracle.

It is the opposite of conformism, and opposes standards of relevant established practices (sometimes in a hostile manner).

We call on the donor community and the relevant international organizations to address this problem in a serious manner.

It may be necessary to develop credible institutional arrangements for monitoring and verification in field projects aimed at combating desertification and mitigating the effects of drought.