Sentence examples for its own credentials from inspiring English sources

Here, on fresh turf laid to enhance the free-flowing soccer of Catalonia's favorite team, Valencia had shown its own credentials for title aspirations.

While no federal agency develops its own credentials, Mr. Knight said the Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission had authorized his organization as the sole body to develop standards for accreditation for gap year programs.

From lounge bar (bottle of Ludlow Gold, £4) to breakfast (exemplary Wenlock Edge Farm bacon and sausage, Ludlow Food Centre sauces), ODL is embedded in Shropshire's booming food scene and eager to assert its own credentials.

If grandiose plans materialise to lay an oil pipeline and railway from the coast north of Lamu to Juba in southern Sudan, with possible spurs to Ethiopia and Somalia, Kenya's regional leadership will be enhanced.But this depends partly on Kenya re- establishing its own credentials as a beacon of stability and a dynamo of regional growth.

Therefore, each issuer (or subject) stores its own credentials.

"I think at this stage he has established his own credentials," Mr. Hart said, but initially "it probably made a lot more difference" -- and not in a good way.

Mr Campos will hope that her appeal burnishes his own credentials as a successful manager.

In his performance, he has stressed his own credentials, often with force and energy.

He moves the conversation away from Rushdie, to stress his own credentials.

Bennett seemed more concerned to pay obsequious homage than to assert his own credentials.

He did not, as some Tories suspect, set out to annoy his followers, as Tony Blair once did, in an effort to burnish his own credentials.