Two years ago, Mr. Melton and his wife, Angie, who helps run the franchise, encouraged her to take a city food safety certification course to enhance her credentials.
A strong last hurrah in 2011, when he turns 39, could enhance his credentials.
Chris Smalling did little to enhance his credentials, bearing in mind his part in Enner Valencia's eighth-minute goal.
Perception on product appearance could enhance customers' credentials for product quality and increase the potentiality of purchase.
Virginia Tech, craving a signature victory to enhance its credentials for the N.C.A.A. tournament, got one Saturday night, beating top-ranked Duke, 64-60, in Blacksburg, Va.
By confronting the United States and Japan, he wants to enhance his credentials as a military leader as he seeks to get himself re-elected by his rubber-stamp Parliament, which convenes next Thursday, analysts said.
Governor Rowland, seeking perhaps to enhance his credentials as a fiscally conservative Republican should he decide to run for re-election next year, wanted a budget roughly $80 million below that cap.
In a speech not long ago at the University of Maryland, Senator John Edwards of North Carolina, apparently seeking to enhance egalitarian credentials in his pursuit of the Democratic nomination, criticized the preferences given children of alumni.
But aides to the Governor say he understands just as clearly that he needs to enhance his credentials as a tough conservative to have a chance at becoming his party's nominee for President or Vice President in 2000.
He has endorsed a biofuels proposal by an Illinois firm, Coskata, which hopes to build a 100m-gallon cellulosic ethanol plant in a joint venture with US Sugar, combining farm waste with municipal rubbish.The Everglades deal, which still needs to be approved by the Water Management Board, could further enhance the credentials of Mr Crist, who was considered as a running-mate by John McCain.
"So, perhaps it (i.e., the turmoil caused by the assassination) may serve to enhance those credentials".
