credible information

"But there is no real serious or credible information about his nuclear program."

We are here to provide you quality, credible information from your nation's Capitol.

Instead, when it comes to national or world events, find an alternative source for credible information.

I used to try to process the report into some kind of credible information, but gave it up as futile.

From the start of the hunt, credible information seemed mixed in with the dubious.

Labels of certification do nothing more than provide credible information to consumers.

There is no credible information to suggest foreign involvement at this point."

The purpose of this referral was to provide you with what we had found substantial and credible information.

"These threats are not based on specific credible information."

The need for credible information for the public at large is consequently even more important.

The latest alert was issued only after the government received what one official called, "the most specific and credible information we've had, period."

There is no credible information available on unathorized immigration in Canada.

"We have received credible information which indicates that a number of players were not completely truthful," she said.

We exercised sound judgment in making the hard call over the holidays to protect public safety, based on credible information.

If you can provide immediate, credible information, you will be given more consideration.

The effect reduces, or even eliminates, if ample, credible information provided to people.

Commanders may not ask about a soldier's sexuality and must have credible information to begin an inquiry.

The Justice Department refused each time, citing a lack of credible information.

A White House spokeswoman said administration policy was to share credible information about threats.

The spokesman said the decision to leave was made after "credible information" about a threat had been received, but he declined to elaborate.

There is substantial and credible information that the President lied under oath in answering these questions.

Also, according to the response, there is "no credible information to suggest that any evidence is being hidden from the public's eye."

It was among the first sites on the Internet devoted entirely to providing credible information about dreams and sleep.

Sexual orientation, absent credible information that a crime has been committed, will not be the subject of a criminal investigation.

This represents substantial and credible information that may constitute grounds for an impeachment.