Equally credentialed job applicants receive different receptions depending on their race.

He also completed graduate work in education and is a credentialed teacher for grades 1-12 in California.

Often, the prospective game designer will obtain such training at credentialed programs at technical schools.

He is a credentialed foreigner, an ambassador.

Lullabies are selected for this intervention by credentialed music therapists following these basic criteria:

"But he is a credentialed rogue, foul seducer, and trespasser," Cecil argued with some exasperation.

But Mr. Limone, the county's only credentialed gambling counselor, may not be helping his roughly 30 clients much longer.

Schilling, who stared the Yankees down without blinking in the 2001 World Series, will probably be the most credentialed pitcher working in October.

Designed to produce credentialed FPMT teachers.

The accused was a suave, handsome and highly credentialed government official; the accuser a fat, rumpled ex-Communist with bad teeth and a gnarled personality.

In 2008 a three-judge panel of the California Court of Appeals ruled unanimously that children must be taught by a credentialed tutor or person with a teaching credential.

In September 2012, Apple allowed the definition of "employee" to include faculty, staff and students of an educational institution, as well as credentialed physicians, referring physicians and clinicians.

Tony Zappone (born Anthony N. Zappone on October 9, 1947, in Tampa, Florida), became at age 16 the youngest credentialed journalist to lend press coverage to a major national political convention.

It was a natural, unavoidable tug of those malleable Olympic heartstrings, albeit a bit overdone for a competitor who finished third in the nationals and will probably need the more credentialed skaters to fall down, and stay down, to win a medal.

Police officers would tweet their whistles to warn hundreds of credentialed people not to get in the way, but each cyclist, glistening from his afternoon run in nearly 90-degree sun, had to hack his way through a gantlet of journalists.

In its 2006 issue of America's Best Graduate Schools, U.S. News writes: "Taking the less credentialed applicants into the second-year class is also seen by many administrators as a way to avoid putting a school's rank at risk."

The court stated that "It is clear that the education of the children at their home, whatever the quality of that education, does not qualify for the private full-time day school or credentialed tutor exemptions from compulsory education in a public full-time day school."

There goes the notion of all the Cowher girls winding up a little more than an hour's drive from a certain N.F.L. team that could be in the market for a credentialed head coach if next season doesn't bring significant progress, to borrow from our basketball lexicon.

The unusual fate of the precocious child - to become adultified early and yet to remain hovered over for longer - is echoed in the situation of the privileged child, ushered along a highly scheduled path of credentialed performance from cradle onward, with college and career ever in mind.

Still, defenders of the Western classical tradition, already feeling beleaguered by changing public tastes, now face credentialed colleagues who can point out that notated concert music is a relatively recent, relatively local phenomenon compared to age-old oral (and often improvisational) traditions of Asia, Africa and Latin America.

"We have shown that it doesn't take elaborate facilities, it doesn't take credentialed, degreed, certified teachers, and it doesn't take mammoth salaries to give children a good education," says Palmer, who founded the school in 1975 with $20,000 and has been involved in the day-to-day education of its students ever since.

App.4th 1074 (2008): A three justice panel of the California Court of Appeal handed down a ruling on February 28, 2008, that found no constitutional right to homeschool children, and the Court further determined that all home-based instruction is unlawful unless it is performed by a credentialed tutor on a daily basis.

In any case, no one can say she doesn't have the credentials.

Some in the West may still question her credentials, however.

I will present my credentials in the days to come.

I think all three of us have got good credentials.

And having five children is only one of his credentials.

For a price you can get into any college, no matter your credentials.

First, however, I will just add my own credentials to the list.

Probably used police department credentials to get past the door.

A guy with credentials like these didn't come along every day.

I held up my credentials and said, Thank you for your time.

Want to see his credentials or will my word do?

The police are here to question us and issue new credentials.

However, he said China should focus more on its environmental credentials.

Which means you have to show your credentials before being let in.

Paul, I know your credentials very well and they don't need to.

Give me the credentials and we'll talk on even terms.

If only I hadn't lost my key and the credentials!

He's thus got the right credentials and will help the team move forward.

They have almost the same credentials, but one is just a little better than the other.

I want the credentials you took from two of my men last night by force.

They don't wait to ask your credentials in case you may actually have some.

But those kind of credentials didn't work for you in the cold war.

There are a total of 186 members on the credentials committee.

It had to be political for me, rather than my credentials.

"The question is what might they do with those credentials."