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Meanings of economic credibility in English

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Usage of economic credibility in English
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Labour and the Liberal Democrats immediately questioned the Conservatives' economic credibility.
The Irish Times
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It would chip away at the Tories' reputation for competence and economic credibility.
The Guardian
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While submission is voluntary, failure to do so undermines the parties' economic credibility.
The Guardian
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For Fine Gael, that means one thing: rebuilding economic credibility.
The Irish Times
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The government's economic credibility collapsed, and voters turned decisively to the opposition leader, Margaret Thatcher.
The Guardian
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The government had planned to open its election campaign with an attack this week on Labour's economic credibility.
The Guardian
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I think this Government passed the test of economic credibility at least as illustrated by the last election result.
Radio NZ
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Never again can the Labour party go into a general election with negative ratings on leadership and economic credibility.
The Guardian
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National appears confident its attacks on Labour's economic credibility will now be enough to get it over the line.
Radio NZ
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Ms Ardern said mental health also remained a key focus and she would also be pushing Labour's economic credibility.
Radio NZ
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The Government's economic credibility is being called into question after the worst job figures in more than a decade.
Radio NZ
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Clive Lewis, a new Labour MP and Corbyn supporter, tweeted that Brown was not qualified to lecture on economic credibility.
The Guardian
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Boris Johnson has given his reaction to Labour's manifesto, saying that "none of this has any economic credibility".
BBC
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The promise is politically significant, since the Conservatives believe they have economic credibility with the public compared with the Labour Party.
The Irish Times
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Watson fears Labour's unwillingness to admit they let the financial markets get out of control has cost them their economic credibility.
The Guardian
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She says people lacked confidence in Labour's leadership abilities and economic credibility, and felt it had the "wrong message".
BBC
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Economic credibility across language varieties
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