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But Blues boss Mourinho is refusing to give the stories any credence and feels he does not even need to speak to Cole about the matter.

She did not give credence to a single word of his story.

Giving credence to the first report, the semi-official Fars new agency confirmed the incident and said the attacker had been arrested.

He thought he might find someone to give credence to his tale.

Ha ha ha, laughed the crab. You and I share the same creed, so I would like to believe you. But I cant give credence to your still story.

Privately some officials gave some credence to the report, saying it has been assumed Powell was likely to leave after four years.

He dumped the cards, giving greater credence to the voice of his girlfriend than to the advice of a professional translator.

DIFFRACTION, the ability of light to bend around a sharp edge, certainly gave credence to the idea that light was a form of wave motion.

When he entered politics in 1994, few gave credence to his claim to be a victim of conniving communist judges; now it is widely believed.

With all that going on, few will give much credence to the sunny images in Kennebunkport.

All in all, Mr Obama's stance lends credence to the notion that the US no longer sees Europe as a focal point of its geostrategic interest.

But once again science gives at least partial credence to something that was once considered only a myth.

Why in the name of all that's holy would you give any credence to the people on the left?

Billets - Their first bearer was a man who obtained credence, knowledge and faith in his words and deeds, and who was secret in his affairs.

The fact that the fraud was discovered when potential buyers attempted to actually see the painting gives further credence to this view.

It also built up a network of analysts to lend credence to its recommendations.

It seems obvious, but I suppose low-tech solutions always have a difficult time gaining credence in the medical community.

This is by no means conclusive evidence, but it does lend credence to the idea that hypnotism opens up the subconscious mind.

The account lends credence to a Harvard cancer researcher we quoted in a controversial post last week.

As the big day approaches, though, some rumours appear to have more credence than others.

Awful news will lend further credence to those who say that Europe is in for a long and deep recession.

However we should not give much credence to this tale, which is more likely spread to make fun of the supposedly stingy nature of the Scots.

"We have enough credence to tell you that we will meet any shortage. "

'I knew we would be laughed at for putting credence in astrology, ' says Catherine.

The findings lend credence to previous studies that have suggested long-term use of such devices may be implicated in causing brain cancer.

Early work showed positive correlations between self-esteem and academic performance, lending credence to this notion.

This professional opinion may add the users' credence to the financial statements of the business.

People did not give it credence that a young girl could leave home.

One theory gaining credence is that some of those beneficial components may counterbalance some of the harmful effects of caffeine.

This gave credence to allegations that the police had conspired to frame the pair because of a personal grudge.

He sets out from ethical position discuss regulatory economy idea, emphasize China having the necessity with regulatory credence.

The relationship between Toxoplasma and rats lends credence to the "manipulation hypothesis. "

But it adds credence to the view that even if China's economy has turned a corner, this isn't translating yet into higher profits.

The former can easily overpower the latter, giving scientific credence to the notion of being "rendered speechless. "

But maybe we do need to ask ourselves if we are placing too much credence in this trite remark.

The metaphor of market as voting machine gives too much credence to the coherence of collective wisdom .

We should acknowledge this uncertainty by assigning some nontrivial degree of credence to each of these possibilities.

Undoubtly it would receive prominence in the media, and probably credence, which clearly was among Birdsongs objectives.

Your credence is support of our work, supervision of quality and encourage of services.

By not admitting mistakes and fining people for disagreeing with calls the NBA is lending credence to the conspiracy nuts.

The news may be true but as I heard it only at second hand, I am not likely to give it credence until I have it confirmed.

The findings lend credence to traditional beliefs that eating certain foods can influence the sex of offspring.

Listen well to these types of criticism, analyze if there is credence to what is being said, and then act on their suggestions.

Archaeological finds have also added to the knowledge of New Testament happenings and brought new credence to Scripture.

Yet the collective continues to dwell in ignorance and give credence to those ungodly energies by continuing to sustain its prowess.

These results give more credence to the Muscle Pump Theory and the relation to muscle movement and reduced fatigue.

A new study appears to lend credence to the belief that restricting certain foods could ease kids' symptoms.

Police attach credence to the report of an unnamed bystander.

But a recent study that adds credence to the G-spot concept.

But I can't give credence to your still story.

It is an allegation that has gained credence from neutral observers.

You cannot refuse credence to your own existence.

Rumours about vaccines quickly gain credence in the internet hothouse, with sites feeding off each other.

You can see what your friends 1'd which ideally lends more credence to a particular search result.

The life experience of these 'old wives' lent credence to the treatment suggestions and led people to try them out.

Alternative medicine has been gaining credence recently.

This agreement is the credence of drawing test report and withdrawing sample. Please draw the report after 16: 00 of the finished day.

And no professional would give credence to Waldo's Little People.

Its results lend further credence to the health hypothesis.

Ironically, then, whathelped to beat back Marxism also lent a kind of credence to its claims.

This association lends further credence to the postulate that SONK has a traumatic etiology.

This sudden storm lends credence to the weatherman's warning.

On the basis of credence, opinion leader of direct sale have their influence only at 'Awareness Stage'. 2.

This lends credence to reports that Infiniti is developing a new mid-size luxury sedan that'll meet BMW's 5 Series head-on.

I attach little credence to what she says.

credence, Acceptance as true or valid; belief.

And if a weapon was found, then that lends real credence to self-defense as a motive.

The New Scientist, which published the study, said that the results will gain credence if other scientists can repeat them.

They could give no credence to the findings of the survey.

Few Korea-watchers give the offer much credence.

Yi says he doesn't care how high he goes, lending credence to the theory that he is more concerned about destination than draft position.

I don't give much credence to tips obtained at secondhand.

Few Korea-watches give the offer much credence.

The rise of zombies in pop culture has given credence to the idea that a zombie apocalypse could happen.

I give more credence to the politics theory.

Don't confuse networking with socializing, and don't give credence to anyone just because they show up at a networking event.

Or are you so impressed with authority that you give respect and credence to all who claim it?

or are you so impressed with authority that you give respect credence to all who claim it?

Now, in the society, the swindle events emerge in an endless stream. "Credence" isn't valuable.

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Event approach; Event approach accounting; Accounting information system (AIS); Event driven; Event credence; Event Accounting Report;

lend credibility, credence, plausibility, etc to a report

The Impact of Search, Experience and Credence Attributes on Purchase Behavior of Mobile Phone Consumers: a Qualitative Study

Civil Execution; Credence Of Creditor's Rights; Suspension Of Execution; Conclusion Of Execution;

On the Roles and Strategies of Credence of Higher Education Archives in Education Assessment

The Construction of Credence System of Creditor's Rights and Perfection of Execution System in Civil Procedure

We cannot attach any credence to her words

The Zymotic Model of SMEs Financing Credence Grading System

Study on the Method of Implementing Credence Test Management

On the establishment of non-public economy credence

The fair credence known to us will be as long as eternal kiss

Comprehensive Criterion Method Based On Fuzzy Credence

An idea steadily gaining credence

Acquisition of Sensors'Credence Based on Fuzzy Neural Network

I can't give credence to the story

The Credence to Sui Dynasty by Prince Sheng De and Pure Land Religion Spread in Japan