Sentence examples for issue badges from inspiring English sources

Mozilla makes recommendations for the types of communities and agencies who might issue badges, including traditional educational institutions, online courses, and employers.

The Interior Ministry is to issue badges and distinctive seals for the vehicles of the FPS and supervise the kinds of weapons it uses, Tamimi said.

Mozilla's Open Badges website states its goal as "making it easy for anyone to issue, earn, and display badges across the web". If anyone can issue badges, that practice raises questions about the value and authentication of the badges.

BLOOMBERG NEWS Citigroup Betsts on Identity Cards  |  The bank plans to issue badges to employees of Defense Department contractors, with the hope that one day these workers will collect paychecks on the cards and use them to pay business expenses, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Since we also know that badges are highly effective at creating positive status loops and desirable behaviors, Amazon could easily issue badges for a wide range of reading activities.

It is critical for this infrastructure to be open to give learners control over their own learning and credentials, allow anyone to issue badges, and for each learner to carry their badges with them across the Web and other contexts.

"The next time I bumped into him, he had his Big Issue badge.

But they will remain in charge of issuing badges that grant varying levels of access into the area.

Eventually the general foreman issued badges to the workers to record any overexposure to dangerous chemicals, Sherman says, "but the foreman made fun of them.

The identity cards are being issued as Israeli prosecutors are investigating whether the Mayor of a Jewish settlement in the West Bank incited bigotry by issuing badges stamped "foreign worker" to Palestinian laborers.

In two months, the Iraqis will start issuing badges granting varying levels of access to the Green Zone, a process that until now had been the purview of the U.S. military and for years subjected Iraqis to second-class status in their own capital.