Sentence examples for credential a from inspiring English sources

Along with their diplomas, the academy graduates often carry a valuable credential: a master's license from the Coast Guard.

Mr. Kenyatta offers his youth as a credential, a sign that he represents a new generation of leadership.

His record in Chicago is his main credential, a blueprint for his national agenda as Secretary of Education, and a source of continuing controversy.

Each will have spent nine months earning a Child Development Associate credential, a prerequisite to a job at a day care center or a pre-school program like Head Start.

The Trump campaign has been historically combative towards the press and refused to credential a number of outlets for his events, including the Guardian in one instance, on his trip to Scotland.

And where once upon a time every student in a given country worked for the same credential — a diploma in the United States, a baccalaureate in France, O-levels or A-levels in Britain — secondary school students, and their parents, now face a bewildering landscape of choices.

"We have a new speaker who wants to earn his credentials," a Democratic legislator told me.

Yet that may be one of the brightest credentials a candidate can carry these days.

But his credentials — a public figure in a conservative industry — could make him a powerful voice for that cause.

She is a dancer with sterling flamenco credentials — a real gitana, a gypsy, from a long line of performers.

His credentials — a former Ohio State star, 10 years playing professionally, 8 seasons coaching in the N.B.A. — appear almost impeccable.