I was at a conference on broadcasting and disability culture in the early 1990s and one man belittled Jack's credentials on the basis that he wasn't born deaf: "Ashley isn't deaf," he asserted, "he just can't hear!" It was pleasing to see these sentiments shouted down, in sign language of course.
Award winners can promote their environmental and ethical credentials on the basis they have been rigorously assessed by a team of expert and celebrity judges with a broad knowledge and experience in the field.
Some US states allow holders of this credential to officiate marriage, on the basis that separation of church and state precludes the government from arbitrarily labeling one denomination religiously valid but another an ordination mill.
Oklahoma's program touches on a long-running argument within higher education, about the role of "merit aid" — scholarships that schools give on the basis of credentials like grades, test scores or musical skills — versus the aid that nearly all schools give on the basis of a student's financial need.
For some high-tech jobs, appropriate military experience may count toward required credentials or training; some employers hire experienced applicants on the basis of company tests in lieu of credentials.
Poyet held talks with Sunderland officials in the wake of the Italian's dismissal but Ellis Short, the club's owner, has considered Kevin Ball's credentials on an interim basis for the past three games.
The companies' boards are independent with members selected on the basis of their credentials, and not because they are "allies" of Ratan Tata, as you suggest.
Experts, masters and innovators were nominated and selected according to standards of supreme domain knowledge, most often on the basis of academic credentials implying that younger people (<30 years of age) usually were not included in the nominal groups.
They have found, however, that people admitted on the basis of their credentials (but without links to specific employment) often have difficulty finding work that utilizes the skills that gained them entry.
And with respect to changes in the academic performance of minority students attending UC campuses, research by Antonovics and Sander (2013) on enrollments conditional on admittance suggests the possibility that minorities may have felt more comfortable at universities where professors and peers know that they were admitted on the basis of academic credentials and not their race or ethnicity.
"Now," Mr. Freeman continued, "they claim that we can't sell photographs -- on the basis of a credential that photographers don't read, don't sign, and are forced to wear to do their jobs.
