retain one's credibility

If the inspection system is to retain credibility, regular inspections are vital.

No court could retain any legitimacy or credibility if it were compelled to succumb to this kind of pressure.

In that way, the Association can retain credibility as a representative body.

To retain credibility as an artist and still make a living, he turned to multiple prints, usually in editions of 50.

I can't imagine how someone so bitter as he is has retained so much credibility.

That is the best hope for retaining credibility with doctors and the public.

He said the groups would have to respond violently in order to retain credibility in the street.

Mr. Bush retains much credibility on foreign policy issues, and his strategists see this as a way to distinguish himself in the 1992 elections.

Therefore, if we ask for a code of conduct we will have to apply it ourselves in the future to retain credibility.

This is a vital prerequisite if we want to retain credibility, both within and outside the EU.