The relation of science and technology in a formal way as an intergovernmental issue dates back in the 1980s, when Frank Press, then President of the International Association of Earthquake Engineering (IAEE) conceptualized and made creditable the idea of an international decade of disaster reduction.
If I get shot it will be rotten for some people at home, but I am bound to get it in the neck sometime, so why not make a creditable show, and let people see that poets can fight as well as anybody else?
Their batsmen soon folded at Headingley with Jonny Bairstow quickly departing, before Gary Ballance, Adil Rashid and Liam Plunkett all fell in the teens, although Kane Williamson did make a creditable 52.
He has made a creditable CD to prove it.
Ms Feinstein has made a creditable start to unravelling his enigma.
Shakespeare has made a creditable wager, but despite the many virtues of his effort, he has essentially lost it.
Here it queues for four hours, but at least it can cross at night, making a creditable 350km in one day.
While the questions keep coming about the current strength of English football, Roberto Martinez's players have made a creditable run in this competition, where their form has generally been far superior to their Premier League form.
However, if this is true, and a rash of super-injunctions and adolescent anarchy this year suggested that it might well be, the achievement of England's cricket captain is made especially creditable.
This book was called "Tell Me the Truth About Love" and had a photograph of Hugh Grant on its cover (and Grant, incidentally, makes a creditable Edward Ferrars in "Sense and Sensibility").
