Sentence examples for economic credentials from inspiring English sources

And when he lauded Hillary's economic credentials by positing that, economically, "she still think that arithmetic counts for something," he pivoted quickly to his own successes in balancing the budget.

In May, the economist Wolfgang Glomb left the party with a parting shot at its economic credentials, describing the AfD's eurozone policies as "nonsense, economically catastrophic".

He resented critics who challenged his economic credentials.

During the campaign Ms. Gillard and her senior ministers promoted Labor's economic credentials.

The group he has assembled, mostly businessmen, is atypical in their relative lack of economic credentials.

The aim of this study was to update and extend the economic credentials for skin cancer prevention in Australia.

Economic credentialing of physicians with excessive variances without risk-adjusting for other than average patients is problematic and remains unchecked partly because of the fundamental characteristics of the evolving health care industry in which costs are more easily measured than quality.

There is one other big picture issue on the economic management credentials of the Coalition government.

"I am happy to match my economic development credentials against a career gadfly with no economic record," Mr. Bloomberg said.

We would really like to see fewer Messiahs and more ordinary men and women with good economic management credentials.

Cameron's scare tactics about SNP co-operation with Labour only succeeded because of English voter's anxieties about the party's economic management credentials.