The Security Council s Credibility Test

Fifa s declining accountability and credibility

I hope this is accurate information.

Bloodshed in Yarmouk appalling.

The credibility of the United Nations is at stake.

He destroyed the credibility of colonialism by opposing principle to force.

The ECB s credibility is on the line.

Meanwhile, the credibility of Draghi s atomic weapon is being undermined.

It undermines the credibility of the United Nations and erodes the moral stature of the Organization.

(f) A credible, targeted and verified eradication campaign

It must become the visible and credible expression of the globalization of politics.

Against this background, the credibility of Mexico s political institutions is rapidly eroding.

What is at stake is the credibility and perhaps the survival of the United Nations.

The United Nations Commission on Human Rights has a serious credibility problem.

The United Nations credibility is therefore much reinforced by adopting that concept.

We share the Secretary General's feeling on the diminishing credibility of the Commission on Human Rights.

But what will happen to America s credibility, and that of the West, if the agreement falls apart?

That will effectively strengthen the credibility and thus the efficiency of any new measures to be adopted.

The document's deafening silence on this issue undermines the credibility of the United Nations.

We must write and enforce laws that restore credibility to our financial markets.

That loss is compounded by the collapse of the Party s credibility among ordinary people.

Furthermore, this approach undercuts the credibility of the rule of law in Israel.

Such abuse undermines our peace efforts and the credibility of the United Nations.

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

Much of their credibility, however, depended on a fragile balance of power.

To be sure, the CCP s opacity, secrecy, and penchant for untruth always implied a credibility problem.

To ignore those commitments would undermine the credibility and reliability of the international negotiating process.

(f) A credible, targeted and verified eradication campaign

A critical component of any successful leniency programme is the credible threat of severe sanctions.

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

(f) A credible, targeted and verified eradication campaign

Governments compete with each other and with other organizations to enhance their own credibility and weaken that of their opponents.

That injustice seriously mars the credibility of the United Nations, and it is time to rectify it.

The Panel finds that such sharing of evidence seriously undermines the credibility of these claimants.

As a result, it is the credibility of States and of existing achievements in the area of global security that are at stake.

The National Convention will continue to have its credibility questioned as long as it fails to adequately represent the people of Myanmar.

We pledge to rapidly strengthen the United Nations in order to make it more effective and more credible.

But it is America that perhaps now stands to gain the most by reviving the Doha talks with a more credible and generous offer.

There is nothing wrong with disseminating scientific information that has a credibility of 10 , or even 1 .

Actually, Chen s credibility may have been already damaged by his decision to seek refuge at the US Embassy.

One sided resolutions from the Assembly undermine the credibility of the United Nations and, ultimately, its effectiveness.

Equally pressing is the need to enhance the credibility of the multilateral mechanisms in the field of non proliferation.

We believe, like him, that these reforms will enhance the credibility of the Organization and good governance within it, and will increase its transparency.

Operative paragraph 6 of the resolution is killing its credibility softly, perhaps, but killing it nevertheless.

(iii) building the capacity of the National Electoral Commission to conduct a free, fair and credible electoral process in 2007