Sentence examples for National credentials from inspiring English sources

They border on Mr. Edwards's home state of North Carolina, which should help him do well but would hardly burnish his national credentials.

But by 2007, with a sagging sugar business looking to prop up its balance sheet and a new governor looking to burnish his environmental and national credentials, the fate of the Everglades was about to take another abrupt turn.

8. On His Own 4P1-B1F (Willie Mullins) Very few miles on the clock since his transfer to Ireland's champion trainer but soon announced his Grand National credentials with an impressive success at Gowran in January.

In a blog on the Conservative party website, he has claimed: "This is an important bill in re-establishing our national credentials as champions of fair business dealings and trade transparency.

It added an unpredictable factor after decades of periodic crises between discontented workers, communist leaders who wanted to show their national credentials by finding a "Polish road to socialism" and narrow-minded rulers in Moscow.

Perry tried to reboot his struggling campaign this week by announcing a broad economic policy agenda, recruiting longtime strategists with national credentials and reintroducing himself as the "bold" choice for the Republican nomination.

"But there is no real national credential system for arbitrators.

There is no national credentialing system, and the lack of industry-wide standards worries doctors.

The first is a national credential, which offers the same access granted to members of traditional news media organizations.

A consummate innovator, we are indebted to Bert for creating the Academy of Certified Social Workers, the first national credential in the profession.

"We were the site the D.N.C. was talking about — we just assumed we would get it," said Mr. Anderson, who received a national credential instead of the state honor.