Credence!

Do you believe there is some credence to this story?

All these factors lend credence to the view that oil production has peaked.

And whosoever bringeth the truth , and whosoever giveth credence thereto these ! they are the God fearing .

And whosoever bringeth the truth , and whosoever giveth credence thereto these ! they are the God fearing .

I remember being told a story about China that gives credence to the Communist leadership s generous verdict on Mao.

But how far can the separation between person and politician be taken and to what extent do we really give it credence?

This theory has gained credence because the Communist Party s current leader in the Tibet Autonomous Region formerly held a powerful position in Xinjiang Province.

Some practices, especially in the developed countries, have erroneously lent credence to the assertion that the two sets of rights are essentially different in nature.

By adopting a draft resolution containing this reference, the United Nations is giving credence to unfounded rumours which demonstrably have resulted in vicious attacks on individuals.

This pattern of action and inaction by the Council has given greater credence to those who believe the UN s highest human rights body is inherently anti Israel.

Their obedience and speech are known . Then when the affair is determined , if even then they gave credence Unto Allah , it would have been better for them .

Even outside Europe, the IMF has long given too much credence to sitting governments, rather than focusing on the long term interests of the country and its people.

However, this produced a value that was more than a thousand times greater than what was expected, so little credence was given to his calculations at the time.

Since 1945 the membership of the United Nations has increased dramatically, lending credence to the universality of this Organization and bearing out the wisdom of the founding fathers.

The Armenian Government continues to claim that only quot Karabakh defence forces quot are involved in the fighting, but few Western observers attach any credence to this claim.

Only then can any credence be given to its stated position not unattractive in principle in favor of resource sharing arrangements for disputed territory pending final resolution of competing claims.

These media reports have subsequently been proven to be without foundation and, as evident in the official statement made, the Government of Indonesia has never given credence to those reports.

Clearly, parliamentary brawls are not a desirable modus operandi. But how far can the separation between person and politician be taken and to what extent do we really give it credence?

Additional credence is given to this idea by noting the recipients of the Nobel Prize in Physics in the two preceding years, 1914 and 1915, and in the following year, 1917.

Those two regional initiatives just mentioned give credence to the call for stronger regional cooperation to supplement national and global efforts to achieve peace and stability for the enhancement of economic prosperity.

But a soldier who gave his name only as Branko said he parachuted onto the mountain, lending credence to the Bosnian army apos s claim that Serb helicopters played a key role.

The fact that the majority of the persons who have found themselves obliged to leave the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia as refugees are non Serbs lends even more credence to these reports.

Those who give credence to the rumor point to an early decision of his cabinet to allocate 17 million to renovate the Jamkaran mosque, where devotees of the 12th Imam have prayed for centuries.

In 1992, the Rio de Janeiro Earth Summit gave credence to this approach by recommending that water management be decentralized, with farmers and other stakeholders playing a more important role in managing natural resources.

They said our father ! we went off competing , and left Yusuf by our stuff , so a wolf devoured him and thou wilt put no credence in us , even though we are the truth tellers .

They said our father ! we went off competing , and left Yusuf by our stuff , so a wolf devoured him and thou wilt put no credence in us , even though we are the truth tellers .

If the world is to give any credence to the United Nations new thrust towards post conflict peace building, a tangible commitment to the success of the transition in South Africa needs to be made.

That constructive initiative should be made part of the framework of activities to counter threats to our world, including terrorism, whose predominant religious ties lend credence to theories of a clash of civilizations leading to certain chaos.

Beyond the problematic nature of his one sided mandate, the report reflects gross oversight of the facts, according to which rumours, however fanciful or unsubstantiated, may gain credence should they agree with the predispositions of the report.

Likewise, the Consultative Parties should review their position of limited participation or non participation in the general debate and decision making process concerning Antarctica, which lent credence to the perception of secrecy regarding their activities in Antarctica.

Israel could not support a resolution that lent credence to a report condemning Israel without taking account of the context and misrepresented the conflict as one in which only one side had rights while the other side had responsibilities.

39. Most interventions indicated that it would be beneficial to ensure that the policies of the multilateral development agencies and regional development banks be modified to give full and balanced credence to the goals of employment growth, equity and social integration.

Moreover, by focusing exclusively on those killed in November 1991 the Commission has lent credence to the Indonesian Government apos s claim that the massacre was an isolated incident, which did not reflect official policy or an established pattern of practice.

These two nutritional maxims give credence to the food industry s self serving corollaries If a calorie is a calorie, then any food can be part of a balanced diet and, if we are what we eat, then everyone chooses what they eat.

The Tsarnaevs attack superficially appears to justify Putin s nationalist politics in the North Caucasus, and to lend credence to his argument that Russia s two wars against Chechen independence from 1994 to 1996 and in 1999 were waged in the name of national security.

With regard to disarmament, I should like to underscore the slow pace of disarmament, and the credence and acknowledgement that should be given to the measures being undertaken and the continued commitment to the peaceful uses of nuclear energy under globally agreed conditions.

His resolve and his successes give credence to his commitment to the planting of seeds of cooperation and goodwill in every corner of the globe to ensure that our children and grandchildren may feast on harvests of peace, equality, freedom and democracy.

It is, in fact, the Government which should complain about lack of access and inability to make its views and case heard, since powerful international media conglomerates (and the Special Rapporteur) are constantly giving space and credence to reports of its opponent, while its voice goes unheard.

220. In connection with article 15 of the Convention, the attention of the Government of Mexico was drawn to information indicating that there were repeated instances in Mexican courts in which statements made to the police were admitted as evidence and giving greater credence than subsequent statements in which they were denied.