A deterrent that is too dangerous to invoke would lack credibility.

Today, the euro a currency without a country lacks a long track record of credibility.

This will lack credibility under Mubarak, whose refusal to stand down is a recipe for chaos.

He is lacking in experience.

Heath was deeply unpopular.

(a) Is not manifestly unfounded

But the boom is not uniform.

The rich world says that it lacks the money to do more, but what it lacks is imagination, not resources.

Yet, in the end, credibility collapsed because of the lack of flexibility.

Moreover, such proposals should reflect the differing situations prevailing in each mission.

Thirteen countries in the European Union use the euro as money. But the commitment of these independent political entities to the euro cannot match the history of America s commitment to the dollar.

In addition, where national adjudication systems are weak or lack credibility, having independent outside experts address major complaints can help provide that credibility.

Loss of credibility, if it comes, can bite hard and fast.

Nixon intrinsically distrusted multilateralism.

For too long, Africa has remained the backwater of development.

In fact, it is the typical sentiment of a technocrat who lacks political sense.

He lacks confidence, is socially uneasy and struggles with school work.

They left, however, because they viewed them as lacking credibility and as being a step towards an independent Kosovo.

The credibility associated with a simple rule disappeared.

But today lacks leadership, and tomorrow could be far more dangerous as a result.

WARSAW Some complain that the European Union lacks a worldview.

The Congress party leads the government, but lacks a majority in both chambers of Parliament.

The Soviet system was particularly inept at handling information.

There has been insufficient boldness in the admirable quest to reform the structure of the United Nations system.

Simple propaganda lacks credibility and thus is counterproductive.

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

In India alone, every third person lacks access to electricity.

A bank without a viable business model does not shrink gradually and then disappear.

Many commentators worry about America s inefficient political system.

According to the World Food Program, 70 of the population lack food security.

The situation is different in emerging and developing economies. These countries need to establish policy credibility tends to be more acute, whether as a result of histories of high inflation, an absence of credible institutions, or political pressure to monetize budget deficits.

No doubt, we live today in an extraordinarily unequal world.

In many countries, lawyers and judges lack familiarity with legal concepts of discrimination.

Moreover, the means to work together effectively are often lacking.

Our world is not only unbalanced, but endangered.

But Khatami lacked the support of Khamenei, who firmly opposed his reforms.

Bush lacks comparable successes to compensate for his mismanagement of Iraq.

Persson had discovered that he lacked a majority in the Swedish parliament to lift the arms embargo on China.

Tom has a lot of money, but he has no friends.

Trailing her in opinion polls, the other contenders cite her lack of credibility on economic policy and international relations.

Allies are seen as an answer to America's twin credibility and legitimacy deficits in its occupation of Iraq.

By contrast, the credibility associated with pursuing only an inflation target builds on itself.

Otherwise, the coming banking union and fiscal transfers will lack the necessary political legitimacy.

This means the housing lacks either electricity, heating, clean water or toilet.

Although funding had increased, the response to the pandemic was massively under resourced.