credential
tauliah
definition
noun
recruitment is based mainly on academic credentials
a qualification, achievement, personal quality, or aspect of a person's background, typically when used to indicate that they are suitable for something.
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To this end, when writing up the results of their ethnographic work, authors play up their academic 'credentials' and qualifications, their previous experience, and so on.
Obviously, no one was reading carefully or checking 'credentials' there.
Service Police, more than ever, need 'credentials' to be easily identifiable to our own personnel, coalition forces and civilians.
Experts say other tablets of its kind have been unearthed in many other ancient tombs and just like today's title deeds, they are 'credentials' of land purchase and ownership.
The contributors are also of varied 'credentials' and backgrounds.
He had stellar academic 'credentials' , a tremendous background, had succeeded at everything he had done.
The United States government is moving towards issuing single smart card identity 'credentials' for all federal employees.
I had the academic 'credentials' to pursue other paths.
Meanwhile ambassadors of five countries presented their 'credentials' to the Bulgarian President.
Have you heard about their background or their 'credentials' ?
While he's speaking, an RCMP officer in a black suit checks my press 'credentials' menacingly.
Authentication 'credentials' can then be maintained centrally and referenced by a whole host of platforms and applications.
Dishonest managers commonly embellish their résumés by hyping their investment experience or academic 'credentials' .
This transpired as the incoming German ambassador presented his 'credentials' to the president in Pretoria.
His strident tone and lack of reasoned argument makes me curious about his academic 'credentials' .
It's only a month since I presented my 'credentials' as Ambassador to President Purvanov.
Checking out his 'credentials' proved to be a difficult task.
Today the new Ambassador to London presented his 'credentials' to the Queen.
The King had reintroduced the ceremonial horse and carriage and tails requirement for Ambassadors presenting their 'credentials' .
Many of these had no 'credentials' to indicate that they represented anybody but themselves.
I have the right 'credentials' and qualities to turn it around but unfortunately it's not going to happen
Quotas must not apply, and applications for visas, press 'credentials' and other documentation requisite for their work should be approved promptly.
Trusts which are anxious to show their governance 'credentials' will identify innovators as low risk targets for attention.
Do we want academic 'credentials' to matter in blogs?
They are less concerned with academic 'credentials' and affiliation, and more excited about my international approach to women's history.
I dare say the last thing you want to be doing here is comparing 'credentials' and educational achievements.
Most job applications begin with a written overview of past work experience and 'credentials' .
He presented his 'credentials' to the President in the Oval Office on the morning of June 10.
Then, give careful consideration to how your 'credentials' and background stack up in the overall pool of people who hold that position.
They suspected that I, like many researchers previously, would utilize my study to obtain academic 'credentials' and then abandon my work in the Arctic.
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