Sentence examples for trustworthy credentials from inspiring English sources

And his denials have never entirely quelled suspicions that among his trustworthy credentials is a Communist Party membership card (which under Hong Kong laws would bar him from his new job).

And of course, to be trustworthy, alternative credentials would have to be at least as cheat-proof as traditional ones.

Their historical model is the Asilomar conference of 1975, when the first biotechnologists met to agree on self-denying ordinances that went a long way towards establishing their credentials as responsible and trustworthy people.

A7 Identity Forgery/Cloning/Spoofing Attack It refers to the unauthorized copying or manipulation of identity tokens or credentials issued from the trustworthy authorities (such as CSP or government), with the intent to deceive or mislead the investigation if followed.

For example, a recent study showed that assessments of whether a fictional book author with strong academic credentials was a 'knowledgeable and trustworthy expert' were conditional on whether that author shared the respondent's views on climate change, gun control or nuclear waste disposal (Kahan et al., 2011).

In order to make the economist trustworthy, participants were informed of the economist's credentials and achievements, as well as his preferred decision strategy, in detailed instructions, which read as follows: "An expert Economist (Professor Charles Noussair of the Department of Economics at Emory University) is going to tell you his preferred decisions on half the trials.

Indicators of trustworthy or believable content found online have included credentials of the author (e.g., a medical degree) [ 59], among others [ 60].

If you find a source where no author is listed or the author does not have any credentials, then this source may not be trustworthy.[7].

If the source has no author or the author does not have adequate credentials, then this source may not be trustworthy.[12].[12]

Not that it wasn't an impressive credential, stamped and laminated, featuring Steven's trustworthy face digitally photographed behind plexiglass.

For people to believe that the credential really represented mastery of something, it would need to have a reliable, valid, and trustworthy assessment of one's knowledge and skills.