Examples of using Credibly in English and their translations into German
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Any other kind of document credibly attesting the existence of family relationship.
The whole does not appear to the scholars to rounded andby the absence of every physical proof credibly.
 Any person who applies for asylum must prove orat least credibly demonstrate their refugee status.
Frankly, Jews lack grounds for credibly objecting to the reliability of confessions obtained by torture.
We therefore now have a pact that it will be possible to apply much more credibly than the one we had before this reform.
How else could we credibly and effectively make organizations more flexible and use our solutions to inspire a more agile working world??
But China's abandonment of the yuan's“traditionalparity” in July 2005 rules out a new, credibly fixed exchange-rate strategy for some time.
And how else could we credibly and effectively flexibilize other organizations- and inspire them with solutions for a different world of work?
In everything we do, we communicate our sustainability efforts actively, honestly and credibly both internally and externally- even with critical issues.
A guarantee could credibly help the world avoid three of the four new civil wars expected in low-income countries in each decade.
While lacking Charlie Disney's personal presence and organizational skills,she performed credibly as the moderator at the monthly meetings.
However where a company can credibly demonstrate that it carried out adequate due diligence and that it took all necessary measures, that company can be exempted from liability.
Only a re-founded UNwill have the legitimacy necessary to react credibly to threats to peace and promote freedom and human rights.
The quality/sort and measurements ofa negative or diapositive is only expressly mentioned, when this information is known or credibly assured by the owner.
The only way to avoid this undesirable result is credibly to exclude all support for shareholders and creditors of a financial institution heading toward bankruptcy.
Anyone can apply for asylum- protection from persecution- in Switzerland,but applicants must prove or at least credibly demonstrate their refugee status.
This presumption applies aslong as a foreigner from such a state does not credibly submit facts giving rise to the presumption that he/she is nonetheless subject to politically persecuted in contradistinction to this presumption.
Is Mr Matolcsy, who had openly and harshly attacked the European semester before,able to argue credibly in favour of strengthening economic governance?
Ultimately, whether patriotism can be credibly leveraged to the brand's benefit is a more a question of whether that value is seen to part of the brand's equity, whether it's truly acknowledged on a deeply emotional and engaging basis.
Integrate active climate protection into your company, your product, yourservice, or your event, and communicate your commitment to climate protection credibly and transparently.
But the 9/11 Commission,having evidently realized later that this claim could not be credibly made, wrote in its final Report:"Atta and Omari arrived in Boston at 6:45[ A.M.]….
Given its simultaneous military commitments in Iraq and Afghanistan, together withNorth Korea's demonstrated nuclear capability, the Bush administration can't credibly threaten Kim with force.
When current overnight rates can no longer be lowered,it is vital that a central bank credibly signal its intention to maintain looser policy in the future, when it will have more room to maneuver.
The recipient credibly asserts that the person affected is refusing to give consent or prohibiting disclosure in order to prevent the recipient from asserting legal rights or from safeguarding other interests that are worthy of protection.
Habitat conditions and threats differ vastly across these andthus population trends observed in a few protected sites cannot credibly inform the status of all three species.
The compensation policy should be reviewed and adjusted so thatit can be credibly and convincingly presented to the shareholders at the annual general meeting on the one hand and disclosed in full in the annual report on the other hand.
Scientists can now credibly say that the early childhood years- from birth to age 5- lay the foundation for later economic productivity, responsible citizenship, and a lifetime of sound physical and mental health.
The EU's political leadershipmust now take the form of our conveying credibly that freedom of expression and respect for other cultures and religions do not contradict each other, but rather complement and are compatible with each other.
You were not able to demonstrate credibly that you intend to stay in the territory of two or more Member States without staying for more than 90 days in any 180-day period in the territory any of those Member States.
The court may order theSPE to provide safeguards only if the creditor credibly demonstrates that due to the reduction in the capital the satisfaction of his claims is at stake, and that no adequate safeguards have been obtained from the SPE.