Sentences with phrase «rests on credibility»

But some policies rest on credibility.

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More than almost any other mogul alive, Jay - Z knows that his success rests on maintaining a careful balance between his credibility and his marketability.

And the minute we think the gospel's credibility rests on how good we are doing Christianity, we've completely lost the plot.

According to Football Italia, whose credibility at this point rests only in their ability to speak the King's English, are reporting that Totti and the club are some $ 2.5 million apart on Totti's proposed wages for next season.

Sir, your credibility on criminal justice issues, cop killing, the death penalty, and any of the rest of that right wing crap just got flushed down the micro-stamping bowl.

His credibility rests in part at least on his irreverence, and online he has appeared unwilling to play it safe, sharing near - the - knuckle gags about the lack of racial diversity in this year's Oscars race with his 13 million Twitter followers.

The credibility of the content in The Globe and Mail on all platforms rests on solid research, clear, intelligent writing and maintaining a reputation for honesty, accuracy, objectivity and balance.

Authority rests in the credibility of the arguments, which must include explicit reflection on uncertainties, ambiguities and areas of ignorance and more openness for dissent.

«Authority rests in the credibility of the arguments, which must include explicit reflection on uncertainties, ambiguities and areas of ignorance and more openness for dissent,» she said.

However, when the assessment of the science rests largely on expert judgment, the behavior and credibility of the experts becomes a very important issue.

In the long run, our credibility as scientists rests on being very careful of, and protective of, our authority and expertise.

The admissibility of the fresh evidence turns on whether that evidence, considered with the rest of the evidence adduced at trial, could be expected to have affected the result or, more specifically, could be expected to have affected the trial judge's assessment of Mr. Narine's credibility: see Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters v. Ontario (Ministry of Natural Resources), [2002] O.J. No. 1445, at para. 63.

The NIRB's credibility and integrity rests on the conduct of its governing and executive arm and accountability must also be implemented from within.