Sentence examples for governing credentials from inspiring English sources

Will it be enough for him to combine Mr. Romney's governing credentials with Mrs. Bachmann's religiosity and Mr. Bush's swaggering gait?

Some strategists and academics argue that it is folly for Mr. Gore to flee from the governing credentials that would seem to be his most compelling selling point.

But concurrent to that urge for validation is another impetus: if I feel strongly enough about a candidate's principles – or political talents, or governing credentials, or whatever I've identified as their core assets – to cast my ballot for them, I almost always feel strongly about the desire to spur others to feel strongly about those assets.

But the Yugoslav Foreign Ministry has insisted that countries abide by the Vienna conventions governing diplomacy and present credentials to the head of state.

The African National Congress government's credentials to govern have been sliding.

"In a hospital there's a governing body that reviews a physician's credentials," Dr. Twersky said.

But with no more Communism and little socialism left to fight, religion ever less significant in Germany, and the governing Social Democrats busy showing their centrist credentials, what is the remaining business of the Christian Democrats?

The respected societies and associations acting as governing bodies tell teachers they must be credentialed, with schools accredited, t's crossed and i's dotted.

Cockerill insists he has "no problem" with Farrell's coaching credentials, but is keen for the game's governing bodies to clear up any misunderstanding over his role.

But as the nuclear crisis receded, attention turned to whether they had the personnel and policy credentials to govern a big state like Baden-Württemberg.

Abbott said the coalition had the best economic credentials to govern despite the figures, which were released by the independents yesterday.