Sentence examples for credentials- from inspiring English sources

Or, with 28% of young people believing Brand "doesn't know what he's talking about" has the interview reduced Miliband's credentials as prime minister, only days before the election?

The west looked to Saudi Arabia but failed to see how poor Abdullah's credentials were, even among Sunni Muslims in the region.

Gordon Brown has added his heavyweight credentials to the 'No' campaign, warning that a Scotland dominated by the SNP will not necessarily be more progressive than the status quo.

Halfon is one of the few Tory MPs with the credentials to make that sort of joke and Cameron's plans to boost apprenticeships or excise daft red tape is fine, too.

"If I were the commissioner of the Tour, every single caddie that next week would have had new credentials that allowed clubhouse access.

Jaruzelski preferred to emphasise his reformist credentials, claiming he had been the first Warsaw Pact leader to recognise the significance of Mikhail Gorbachev's ideas.

BBC London's hirsute new weather presenter Sadiq Iqbal proves key to Bame – black, Asian and minority ethnic – targets, so he's "viralised" by Siobhan, using the hashtag #beardyweather, to highlight his ethnic credentials.

The coalition, like the Labour government before it, is desperate to out-Ukip Ukip and prove its credentials as a government that can build high barricades to protect our shores against outsiders.

As Islamic State, a rival to al-Qaida within the broad movement of Sunni Muslim extremism, continues to build its influence and recognition in the south Asian region, experts say it is likely that al-Qaida will make increasing efforts to prove its contemporary credentials through spectacular attacks.

Clinton continued to re-establish her domestic-policy credentials to progressives while stepping up her challenges to Republicans like Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio, saying it was "foolish" to believe that deportations were the answer to one of the most contentious topics in the amped-up race for the White House.

In imitation of Tsar Peter the Great, who constructed St Petersburg in a swampy wilderness to act as a window to Europe, Putin showcased his modernizing credentials with an Olympic complex on a swampy coast and a brand new skiing resort in the mountains.