Sentence examples for and the credentials of from inspiring English sources
It was the vision of Foley, who played lacrosse at Hobart College, and the credentials of O'Leary, a National Lacrosse Hall of Fame inductee from her playing days at Temple, that helped reward that commitment.
In her speech and in her interviews with the networks, Mrs. Clinton went to considerable lengths to praise the record of her husband and the credentials of the man seeking to succeed him, fulfilling the typical role of a prominent convention speaker.
Trust in their caregivers abroad was generated through the recommendations of other MS sufferers and the credentials of their caregivers abroad.
The structural aspect, such as the amount of hardware and the credentials of faculty, can be dealt with by pre-survey file reviews so as to reduce the time surveyors need to spend verifying these items on-site, enabling them to focus more on evaluating training plans.
What could happen is that the General Assembly could review and reject the credentials of Formosa China and accept those of Peiping China.
She is a graduate of MentorCoach LLC and earned the credentials of Professional Certified Coach (PCC) and Board Certified Coach (BCC).
The Queen's gallery video includes audio from a phone call apparently from a palace official mentioning band member Rachel Zeffira and questioning the credentials of the invited musicians.
A certain amount of due diligence should be conducted: ask questions and check the credentials of the organisation or project you are investing in.
However, the letter went on to say that evolutionary biology is "the glue of all biological sciences" and that the credentials of the summer school organizers are impeccable.
We do not consider the case in which a malicious entity acts as an ACP and steals the credentials of a consumer, since this attack is out of the scope of our system.
For decades, the tobacco industry has been criticized for funding biased research and using the credentials of high-profile scientists to boost the companies' public image ( Science, 7 January 2005, p. 36).
