Sentence examples for credentials date from inspiring English sources

Even in a city whose revolutionary credentials date back to the 1789 uprising, calls to build a Europe-wide popular front against the toughest budget cuts in a generation are falling on deaf ears.

Its big-name sports credentials have to date been limited to the Eurosport TV channel and the Atlanta Braves baseball team.

His credentials in Brussels date back even longer, as he came to competition from a stint as EU commissioner for internal market and services (1995-99).

Lloyd makes a vibrant lampoon, as if wanting to assert Pinter's up-to-date credentials.

Officials of Doctors Without Borders countered that Mr. Gluck not only was carrying up-to-date credentials for travel in Chechnya, but had also taken normal precautions in traveling in convoy with armed guards.

But the argument that medical facilities need a better way to keep credentials up-to-date still holds merit.

You take a lot of time off already, probably more than teachers, and so we are really overpaying you, and you do not need to invest in continuing education to keep your credentials up-to-date.

Even if many of the credentials are out of date or inaccurate they could still be abused, the company warned.

P/V not only serve as up-to-date digital credentials for agent host authentication, but also provide effective security mechanisms for online communities to control mobile agent migration.

Since each role credential carries an expiry date and time, temporary roles could also be assigned to guest entities for a predetermined amount of time.

Default admin credentials and out-of-date firmware are both big contributing factors to the effectiveness of tools like the Mirai botnet that provided the means for last week's attack, and the results of this survey don't inspire confidence in our ability to trust consumers to help prevent a worsening of the security state of the IoT ecosystem.