Sentence examples for combat credentials from inspiring English sources

We need to give veterans, especially those with combat credentials, all the help possible to re-enter society.

John Nagl, a retired Army officer and professor of history at the Naval Academy, said Mr. Hagel talked of his combat credentials in addressing a class he was teaching at West Point.

For Mr. Kerry, whose own Democratic nominating convention last month showcased his combat credentials to bolster his case for being commander in chief, the veterans in Nashville represent a critical constituency.

Namely, should companies buy stolen data from third parties to combat credential reuse attacks against themselves?

The Prime Minister has, quite rightly, spoken out about the need to combat corruption and gained credentials on the international stage by promoting the idea that good governance should be included in the new Sustainable Development Goals.

At the N.I.H., the ability to deal with controversies, as a generation of Collins's predecessors learned, matters at least as much as credentials; political combat comes with the job.

They went directly after John Kerry's war record in an attempt -- largely successful -- to tarnish his credentials as a combat hero.

Mr. Kerry's aides said Monday that his advertisements would establish his leadership credentials, highlighting his decorated combat record in Vietnam.

Follow My Vote aims to combat electoral fraud and protect user credentials by developing a convenient and secure end-to-end voting system that is also open-source and auditable.

But how should companies combat it internally, when so many consumer credentials are floating around, waiting to be used against them?

Paris-based correspondents were initially refused credentials to enter the area of combat over fears that they would publish sensitive information about the French Army.