His career path has followed that of Icarus, and, in a bid to avoid splashdown, and to restore his credentials, Riggan has chosen to direct and star in a play, adapted by himself from a Raymond Carver tale, on Broadway.
Writing on Twitter, Lousie Mensch, a Conservative member of Parliament, reports that the Commons official in charge of security, the Serjeant at Arms, has decided to restore the credentials of a BBC journalist who was punished on Wednesday for securing images of the man who attacked Rupert Murdoch with a pie.
For a Republican mayor looking to restore his credentials as a fiscal conservative, it was a politically perfect thought: Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg announced last week that he was "reasonably confident" he would be able to repeal three of the major tax increases imposed on city residents this year.
WASHINGTON — President Bush sent Congress a $3.1 trillion budget on Monday that would increase military spending and curb the growth of Medicare and Medicaid but raise the federal deficit by nearly $250 billion, a major setback for a president who is trying to restore his credentials as a fiscal conservative.
Scholarship over the past thirty-five years, however, has begun to restore his credentials as a philosopher of first rank by unveiling the philosophical motivations for his doctrines, and by stressing his ingenuity in solving problems bequeathed to him by his two great philosophical forebears, Augustine and Descartes.
On May 13 , 2013 the general counsel of the National Press Photographers Association NPPAA) Mickey H. Osterreicher, wrote a letter to Noel-Schure on behalf of 19 other organizations requesting from him to "immediately revise your guidelines to restore photo credentialing" for the rest of the tour in Europe and the US.
The administration needs to restore the reporters' credentials.
The call for the inquiry serves a wider purpose for the Liberal Democrats who need to restore their radical credentials with younger voters alienated by the party's support for trebling of tuition fees.
In a bid to restore his party's credentials as an anti-establishment protest movement, its maverick leader reverted to extreme rhetoric and behaviour making yet another friendly visit, for example, to Iraq's Saddam Hussein.
The conventional wisdom calls the rage of the American public against the Republican Party last year and the Democrats in Virginia, New Jersey and Massachusetts this year "populism," and pundits are asking today whether the President is trying to restore his own "populist" credentials.
