They should display their credentials prominently on the wall — this makes their recommendations more believable, the paper says.
With weakened tenure laws, there is now a need for teachers to display their credentials, demonstrate their teaching techniques, and build a network of contacts across schools for everything from curriculum design to seeking better employment.
They are crisscrossing the state to display their conservative credentials to the right-leaning voters who are likeliest to turn out in a primary election.
Compelled by economic necessity as much as by ecological awareness, many corporations now seem to compete as vigorously to display their environmental credentials as they do to sell their products.
Or emissions trading, which investment bankers love to discuss to display their green credentials, might become a vibrant global market.Not so fast, says Tim Roberts, head of McKinsey's financial-institutions practice in London.
The West's selective generosity has been prompted by various motives: guilt over past colonial wrongs; genuine altruism; and domestic self-interest that enabled left-of-centre parties to display their moral credentials abroad while reluctantly accepting the triumph of capitalism at home.In this section Leviathan Inc Efficiency versus freedom Signor Fini, where do you stand?
Last year Pakistan's supreme court called on authorities to recognise hijras as a distinct gender that are entitled to inherit property, employment and to vote – albeit that these reforms will face stiff resistance in this deeply conservative country in which politicians are ever eager to display their Islamic credentials.
Quote 7, Participant D Appeals to the public to become actively involved in healthcare improvement emerged in conjunction with participants' attempts to display their own credentials as responsible citizens who invest their personal effort and act in the public interest (i.e. the public right for quality healthcare).
Nor, after Friday's summit fiasco, could the Lib Dems so readily display their pro-European credentials, now that the government they were part of had left the UK isolated in the EU.
And yet populist anger against the federal Bureau of Land Management (which dates back to at least the 1934 Taylor Grazing Act, and probably further) needs somewhere to go, and politicians who seek to harness it need opportunities to display their fed-hating credentials.
2. Some in Labour will feel tempted to come out in favour of Heathrow expansion to display their pro-growth credentials at a time when the party is searching for economic credibility.
