Sentences with phrase «credibility issue»

Is it a credibility issue?

I am in awe at the lack of credibility this issue is given, considering the similarites that parents and other family members post or write about.

Do you represent more like your grandfather or your 28 - year old son, both extremes on the credibility issue?

The court rejected Lam's submission the case should go to trial because of a credibility issue raised by contradictory affidavit evidence.

This is not so much a credibility issue as a problem establishing continuity of medical history.

«It's a credibility issue,» Corinne Le Quéré, a researcher at the Tyndall Centre, said in an interview via Skype.

Q: Till now we have been talking about the credibility issue about science.

See if you can tell me why the head of a company that lines its pockets by causing a problem it believes there may be no solution to preaching to the people his company previously told there'd never be a problem that they should just get used to being victims of the problem might have a credibility issue?

In general I have a big credibility issue with people who vociferously criticize any attempt at a solution and yet propose nothing in its place.

As it was discovered much later, the Hansen testimony was stage - crafted for maximum fear - mongering impact, which should have been the first clue that there was a credibility issue regarding the climate model.

I have a big credibility issue with people who talk about Kyoto Two, Three and Four when we haven't taken the first steps in implementing the Kyoto agreement as it stands right now.

I can see how that mattered a lot to him as a credibility issue.

but now that I am using some of my time to trade I was afraid that withholding the names of the companies would create a credibility issue.

The credibility issue is nothing you haven't debated or anticipated yourself, but I think it's still the critical component of the review process.

First, like I said, the 99cent price helps lessen the credibility issue for a new author because it's so low - risk.

The real problem is the credibility issue: I can't imagine a single product, cause or situation where it would be justified and inspire trust.

Scarice said that he thinks extremely low scores will pose a credibility issue for the test.

This movie makes it clear that the press had its own credibility issue at the time.

HUGE credibility issue.

So, is the credibility issue that I believe strongly, or that I don't need to ask 500 or so random people in a poll or survey to validate my beliefs for me?

The outcry of former employees — senior and junior — of late against Zuckerberg seem to suggest a credibility issue with teams and former colleagues.

Hope Hicks, the Trump campaign's press secretary, wrote in an email to Fortune that Harth «obviously has a serious credibility issue and her motives are highly questionable.

I think most readers of this forum will have little difficulty sorting out the credibility issues here.

Although to be fair to the observers, a review of some of their preliminary reports reveal that some of them raised credibility issues even as they approved the process.

He repeats a variation of what has become his main talking point on the car crash, «no speeding, no drinking, no ticket» and asserts there are «no credibility issues» when the issue in the story is whether he ran a red light, caused a serious car crash and lied about it to police (hint: he did all of these things).

Citing credibility issues and conflicting statements, the committee said it was «unable to reach a consensus» about whether Ms. Wozniak had broken the Assembly's rule against sexual harassment.

Kate McKinnon's Conway went full «Fatal Attraction on Beck Bennett's Jake Tapper in a biting «Saturday Night Live» sketch that mocked the White House adviser's credibility issues and need for the spotlight.

According to him, such actions were denting the image of the country and causing credibility issues for recipients.

From their opening statements, federal prosecutors made clear that their key witness in a major public corruption case, Todd R. Howe, might have credibility issues.

Cycling, a sport that rivals or surpasses baseball in credibility issues when it comes to performance - enhancing drugs, is taking a new scientific tack in a bid to polish its tarnished image.

Credibility issues aside (would a convicted felon be given such an easy opportunity to bunk off?)

Plus, some of the tweaks to the traditional tale, like having Ella meet but not recognize the prince, introduce credibility issues of their own: she finally works it out only after going to the Ball and dancing a whole dance with him while everyone else looks on, which doesn't so much suggest «blinded by love,» as «tragically slow on the uptake.»

For instance, it argued that the court excluded or disregarded crucial evidence from various witnesses, «disregarded serious credibility issues with the Google and Amazon witnesses» and excluded information about Amazon's «internal business deliberations» from discovery.

Furthermore, would you ever pay that given the credibility issues raised by the teacher?

I accept there is something approaching a scientific consensus that global warming is real and should be addressed urgently, but contributions wishing to radically change the figures do need to consider credibility issues of this kind.

For some of us, since 2008, bankers have got credibility issues of their own when speaking on Finance, much less Climate.

The frontpage implies that climate science to date has not been «real,» while the many errors made by the speakers as well as their serious credibility issues (Willie Soon's infamous paper, another paper more recently with Noah Robinson that made up data, Spencer's flawed book on climate sensitivity, Singer's history since about 1990, Schmitt's uncorrected error in a NASA paper, Bast and Taylor's lies in defense of Schmitt, and so on) suggest the opposite — the speakers at the ICCC are the ones attempting to falsify the science.

Mikey, I am my own front man, and it is you who has major credibility issues.

Or perhaps there are credibility issues with other witnesses.

At that time, disputes involving numerous contested facts, and particularly cases where credibility issues existed between the parties, would rarely be dealt with by means of summary judgment.

Extensive preparation of the client also assisted in the client being believed by the Judge and based upon the credibility issues of the complainant and her witnesses, the charges were dismissed.

After detained discussions with the Crown and a lengthy judicial pre-trial, Defence lawyer Joseph Neuberger was able to convince the Crown that the complainant had serious credibility issues.

That application was dismissed because the chambers judge found that the case was not suitable for determination by summary trial given the credibility issues.

However, it is unclear how a franchisee's knowledge of a renovation issue, or credibility issues in that regard, negate a renewal disclosure requirement under the Arthur Wishart Act (Franchise Disclosure), 2000.

The other main reason why ICBC may use a Functional Capacity Evaluation is to establish credibility issues.

This evidence raises concerns that the jury overlooked legitimate credibility issues about Ms. Scott's testimony, because it was bolstered by her apparent admission against interest: her own guilty plea to the same crime.»

The Crown withdrew the charge due to credibility issues with respect to the main witness and the difficulty in proving involvement in the theft that were raised prior to trial as well as an unconstitutional search of my client.

The Court noted that credibility issues «almost inevitably arise in antagonistic employer - employee relations» and that the power in the statute to proceed by written submissions would be «rendered completely meaningless and deprived of Parliament's intended effect» if oral hearings were required whenever credibility issues arose.

The Court held that, in the context of a duty of fair representation complaint, credibility issues do not require the Board to hold an oral hearing.

The balance can be achieved by making the provision for that right to be qualified, where credibility is not in issue, such as if the evidence of a witness is obviously devoid of credibility issues, (eg an independent eye witness).