Sentence examples for credentials to take from inspiring English sources

Gold is also confident Yeung has the credentials to take the club forward.

"We have already been impressed with the quality of candidates that have expressed an interest in the role and fully expect to appoint a manager with the credentials to take this club on to new heights.

On the stump, he said that only he had the moderate credentials to take on Mr. Bush in November, declaring: "I'm the Democrat who has been the most mainstream.

It may be the forgotten horse but Best Solution has the class credentials to take the next step to greatness, shooting for its fourth Group 1 win in succession on Tuesday.

Stepping out of the shadows this week to deliver the biggest speech of her career, she seized the chance to show her credentials to take over father Rupert's empire as her brothers' claims to lead it out of scandal have faded.

And he offers few if any insights into the effect the punch had on relations between black and white players in the N.B.A. How race is handled in the N.B.A. by players, coaches and management is the kind of forbidden subject that would require a journalist with Feinstein's strong credentials to take on.

Students want tools to help them solve public safety problems and deal with community issues, Dr. Carpenter explains, and a credential to take to market.

There are times when non-toff credentials have to take a back seat.

Mr. Kalla, 67, though the No. 2 in the current administration and not known for reformist credentials, tried to take credit for the successes of the past five years.

Two things are certain: Belichick's genius credentials are going to take a bruising this week.

Thanks to credentials, was able to take up post looking into the well of the Foucault Pendulum — showing the earth's rotation — a floor below me.