What is at stake is the credibility of the Organization and its reform process.

Today, only Europe can speak with credibility on the subject of universal human rights.

Opponents of nuclear power have suggested that self interest has compromised the Chernobyl Forum s integrity.

The real question has more to do with France s credibility and its capacity to remain a driving force in Europe.

After all, the global financial crisis badly damaged the credibility of ratings agencies as a whole.

Based on the sole principle of scientific excellence, it has put an evaluation system into place that enjoys high credibility in the scientific community.

But an immediate resumption of negotiations amounts to an approach that is all carrot and no stick, damaging the EU s own credibility.

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

All of this spells lasting damage to the credibility of Washington s commitment to the full faith and credit of the US government.

Regrettably, US President Barack Obama and his administration have yet to comprehend the scale and severity of the damage caused to America s credibility among its European allies.

Many believe that this form of journalism has created a number of sites that do not have credible information.

The announcement by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea of its intention to withdraw from the Treaty raises important challenges to the credibility and the functionality of the Treaty.

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

Barcelona The financial crisis, credit crunch, and ensuing economic downturn have severely damaged the credibility of financial markets, institutions, and traders.

But the weaker economies get the inflation credibility of the ECB and protection from severe exchange rate swings.

Northern politicians and emirs (traditional Muslim leaders) have used the ongoing insurgency to damage Jonathan s credibility, thereby strengthening their campaign to return the presidency to the north. First, they ordered that Jonathan disband the military task force, claiming that it was occupying the north and harassing civilians.

Not to do so would mean to renege on political commitments and to severely damage the EU's credibility in the world.

In our view, the effective implementation of resolution 1373 (2001) is intrinsically linked to public perception concerning the credibility and legitimacy of the work carried out by the CTC.

While that could be contractionary, the gain in fiscal policy credibility might prevent a damaging spike in long term government bond yields.

The potential economic cost of a delay or a failure to achieve closer transatlantic economic integration could total hundreds of billions of dollars in addition to the incalculable damage done to America s credibility in Europe.

Though largely discredited inside the country, this militant movement still has a following around the world, and further protests may come at any time and in unpredictable forms.

That is why, despite the damage that his reputation suffered in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, Greenspan retains enormous credibility among all those who hope to see rational economic policy in America.

All of this spells lasting damage to the credibility of Washington s commitment to the full faith and credit of the US government. And that raises serious questions about the wisdom of China s massive investments in dollar denominated assets.

Until recently, Muslim fundamentalists were discredited, because militias such as al Badr and Razakar had supported atrocities against civilians during the civil war of 1971.

Code word communications, which only work in a stable and crisis free economic and financial environment, had damaged ECB credibility.

If the credibility of the commitments assumed under this Treaty is compromised, States will gradually make other arrangements to assure their security interests and the resulting world may be a far more dangerous place than it is now.

The secret drafting of a black list behind a member s back is unacceptable and, in my view, seriously damages the OECD s credibility.

We must have no illusions let there be no mistake about the serious consequences of failure in September the impetus to attain the Millennium Development Goals would be greatly weakened, and the credibility of our Organization would be damaged.

Today, only Europe can speak with credibility on the subject of universal human rights. For the sake of all of us, Europe must continue to speak out even more forcibly than it has in the past.

This threat took a heavy toll on the ECB s credibility, since an interest rate hike in the midst of the most serious financial crisis in decades was obviously absurd.

Russians who are dissatisfied with the system still have a limited choice either support marginal, weak, and discredited oppositional candidates, or, hoping for modernization from the top, side with the very system they oppose.

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

Moreover, Putin s associates wanted Yukos wealth, which was confiscated by the state oil company Rosneft through lawless taxation, leaving Putin s tax reform and judicial reform in tatters and severely undermining property rights.

That is why, despite the damage that his reputation suffered in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, Greenspan retains enormous credibility among all those who hope to see rational economic policy in America. If there are going to be sensible negotiating partners on the Republican side, he should be at their head.