Sentence examples for better badge of from inspiring English sources

What better badge of honor to identify membership in such an elite patriotic force?

This measure is also being opposed by the industry, which argues that direct regulation by the SEC is a better badge of trustworthiness.The SEC has, however, backed down on one of its most far-reaching proposals: that lawyers be required to blow the whistle on clients' potential securities violations if they got no response from senior management and the board.

Rummble's view is that this is going to be a better badge of honour than someone who has just checked-in a lot and earned points for a place.

When conventional publishers refused the job, Mr. Jones took it to Better Badges, a company responsible for printing most of London's music fanzines.

In other words, with gas costing much less than it did a year ago and hybrid sales sluggish, an efficient gasoline engine might be better than wearing the "hybrid" badge of pride.

"We're cultured [and] programmed to just feel better when we have some sort of badge of distinction," he wrote, "and all the psycho-social and cultural goodies that are attached to said badge".

In some instances, that's a badge of honor, to be able to say: "I'm better now, I'm ready now".

It's a badge of honor, but the point is for everybody to know everyone else better.

Because of better training and sting operations, police corruption is down sharply since the days when brutality was a badge of honor, Mr. Maple said.

The badge of Clan MacLean.

The badge of welcome poverty".