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(1) The association must unite professionals in your field of activity (for example, an artists' union or an architects' union), (2) require high achievements for admission and (3) the right to membership is evaluated by recognized experts in your professional field.

The publications should (1) mention you, (2) discuss the merits of your work, your high standing in the professional community, and the significant impact your work has had on the professional field as a whole. (3) The publications should be in wide, authoritative media

The publications must be (1) in your field of expertise (e.g. visual arts, architecture, directing, etc.) and under your authorship or co-authorship, be (2) scholarly (scholarly articles) and (3) be published in authoritative professional journals that conduct peer review of published materials?

Evidence of (1) your individual involvement or as part of a commission as a judge or jury, and (2) that you evaluated the work of others in the same or related field in which you are a specialist.

Awards should demonstrate that (1) you personally (not as part of a team) are the recipient of the prize or award, (2) the prize or award relates to your area of activity, (3) the prize or award is recognized at the national or international level, and (4) the award is given for significant achievements in your field.

There is evidence (1) that you have worked in an organization or institution, (2) that your role was leading or critical, and (3) the institution has an outstanding reputation in your professional field.

There is evidence (1) that you personally received a salary (2) that the annual salary was 3-4 times higher compared to the annual income of your colleagues in the region where you live.

Evidence that (1) your significant contribution is related to your professional field, (2) that the contribution is original (you are the author), and (3) that your contribution has had a significant impact on the industry?

Evidence that (1) it was specifically your works that were displayed in the exhibitions, (2) that the art exhibition is a major and reputable one and has significant importance to the industry as a whole, and (3) that your works were selected for the exhibition by an authoritative committee?

Proof that (1) the work has significant commercial success compared to other similar works (revenues 3-4 times higher), (2) the work is your authorship or you played a key role in its creation and (3) the work had significant impact on the art?

(1) The association should unite professionals in your field of activity, (2) require high achievements for membership, and (3) the right to membership is evaluated by recognized experts in science.

Such publications should (1) be about you, (2) discuss the merits of your work, high status in the professional community, and significant influence that your work has had on the scientific specialization in which you work, and (3) be in broad, authoritative media.

The publications should (1) be under your authorship or co-authorship, be (2) scholarly articles, and (3) be published in authoritative professional journals that conduct peer-review of published materials.

Evidence should be provided that (1) your participation was individual or as part of a committee as a judge or jury and (2) that you evaluated the work of others in the same or related field in which you specialize.

The awards should indicate that (1) you personally (not as part of a team) are the beneficiary of the prize or award, (2) the prize or award pertains to your field of activity, (3) the prize or award is recognized at the national or international level, and (4) the award is given for significant achievements in your field.

Evidence should be provided (1) that you worked in the organization or institution, (2) that your role was leading or critical, and (3) the institution has an outstanding reputation in your professional field.

Evidence should be provided (1) that you personally received the salary (not the company or individual entrepreneur), and (2) that the annual salary was 3-4 times higher compared to your colleagues in your region of residence.

Evidence should be provided (1) that your significant contribution pertains to your professional field, (2) that the contribution is original (you are the author), and (3) that your contribution had great importance for the industry.

(1) The association should unite professionals in your field of activity, (2) require high achievements for membership, and (3) the right to membership is evaluated by recognized experts in your professional field.

Such publications should (1) be about you, (2) discuss the merits of your work, high position in the professional community, and significant influence that your work has had on the field of education in general, and (3) the publications should be in broad, authoritative media outlets.

Publications should be (1) in your professional specialization (education) and authored or co-authored by you, (2) scholarly articles, and (3) published in reputable professional journals that conduct peer review of published materials.

Evidence should show (1) your participation as an individual or as a member of a commission as a judge or jury and (2) that you evaluated the work of others in the same or related field in which you are a specialist.

The awards should demonstrate that (1) you personally (rather than as part of a team) are the beneficiary of the prize or award, (2) the prize or award relates to your field of activity, (3) the prize or award is recognized at the national or international level, and (4) the award is given for significant achievements in your field.

Are there any indications that (1) you have worked in an organization or institution, (2) your role was leading or critical, and (3) the institution has an outstanding reputation in education?

There is evidence (1) that you personally received a salary (not the company or individual entrepreneur), (2) that the annual salary was 3-4 times higher compared to the annual income of your colleagues in the region where you reside.

Evidence should show that (1) your significant contribution is related to your professional field, (2) the contribution is original (you are the author), and (3) the contribution has had a great impact on the field.

(1) The association must unite professionals in your field of activity (for example, an association of marketers or financiers), (2) require high achievements for membership, and (3) the right to membership should be evaluated by recognized experts in your professional field.

The publications must (1) be about you, (2) discuss the merits of your work, high standing in the professional community, and the significant impact your work has had on the professional field as a whole, and (3) be in widely recognized, authoritative media outlets.

Publications should be (1) in your specialized area of expertise (e.g. finance, HR, marketing, etc.) and authored or co-authored by you, be (2) scholarly articles, and (3) published in reputable professional journals that conduct peer review of published materials.

Evidence that (1) your participation was individual or as part of a committee as a judge or jury and (2) that you evaluated the work of others in the same or related field in which you are a specialist.

Awards should attest to (1) you personally (not as part of a team) being the beneficiary of the prize or award, (2) the prize or award being related to your professional field, (3) the prize or award being recognized at the national or international level, and (4) the award being given for significant achievements in your field.

There should be evidence (1) that you have worked in the organization or institution, (2) that your role was leading or critical, and (3) that the organization has an outstanding reputation in your professional field.

Evidence should be provided (1) that you personally received the salary (not the company or individual entrepreneur), (2) that the annual salary was 3-4 times higher compared to the annual income of your colleagues in your region of residence.

Evidence that (1) your significant contribution is related to your professional field, (2) that the contribution is original (you are the author), and (3) that your contribution had significant importance to the industry.

(1) The association must unite professionals in your sport, (2) require high achievements for membership, and (3) the right to membership should be evaluated by recognized experts in your professional field.

Publications should (1) be about you, (2) discuss your work merits or achievements as well as your high standing in the professional community or significant influence, and (3) be in broad, reputable media outlets

Publications should be (1) related to your sport (e.g. methods) and authored or co-authored by you, (2) scholarly articles, and (3) published in reputable professional journals that conduct peer review of published materials.

Evidence that (1) your participation was either individual or as part of a commission in the capacity of a judge and (2) that you evaluated the work of others in the same sport. Yes, I have served as a judge for international competitions.

Awards should demonstrate that (1) you personally are the beneficiary of the prize or award, (2) the prize or award is related to your type of sport, (3) the prize or award is recognized at a national or international level, and (4) the award is given for significant achievements in your type of sport.

Do you have evidence (1) that you worked in the organization or institution, (2) that your role was leading or critical (e.g. head coach or federation president), and (3) the institution has an outstanding reputation in your professional field?

Do you have evidence (1) that you personally received such a salary, and (2) that the size of your annual salary was 3-4 times higher compared to the annual income of your colleagues in your region of residence?

Evidence that (1) your significant contribution pertains to your sport, (2) that the contribution is original (you are its author), and (3) that your contribution had a significant impact on your sport.

(1) The association should unite professionals in your field of activity, (2) require high achievements for membership, and (3) membership is evaluated by recognized experts in your professional field.

Such publications should (1) mention you, (2) discuss the merits of your work, high standing in the professional community, and the significant impact your work has had on the scientific specialization in which you work, and (3) the publications should be in broad, authoritative media.

The publications should be (1) authored or co-authored by you, (2) scholarly articles, and (3) published in authoritative professional journals that conduct a review of published materials.

Evidence that (1) your participation was individual or as part of a commission as a judge or jury, and (2) that you evaluated the work of others in the same or related field in which you are a specialist.

The awards should demonstrate that (1) you personally (not as part of a team) are the beneficiary of the prize or award, (2) the prize or award relates to your field of activity, (3) the prize or award is recognized at the national or international level, and (4) the award is given for significant achievements in your field.

Evidence (1) that you worked in the organization or institution, (2) that your role was leading or critical, and (3) that the institution has an outstanding reputation in your professional field.

Evidence (1) that you personally received a salary (not the company or individual entrepreneur), (2) that the size of your annual salary was 3-4 times higher compared to your colleagues in the region of your residence.

The evidence should demonstrate (1) that your significant contribution relates to your professional field, (2) that the contribution is original (you are the author), and (3) that your contribution had a significant impact on the field.

(1) The association should unite professionals in your field of activity, (2) require high achievements for membership, and (3) the right to membership is evaluated by recognized experts in your professional field.

The publications must (1) mention you, (2) discuss the merits of your work, high standing in the professional community, and significant influence your work has had on the professional field as a whole, (3) be in wide, authoritative media outlets.

Publications should (1) be in your specialized field (e.g. finance, HR, marketing, etc.) and authored or co-authored by you, (2) be scholarly articles, and (3) be published in authoritative professional journals that conduct peer-review of published materials.

Evidence that (1) your participation was individual or as a member of a committee as a judge or jury, and (2) that you evaluated the work of others in the same or related field in which you are a specialist.

Awards should indicate that (1) you personally (not as part of a team) are the beneficiary of the prize or award, (2) the prize or award is related to your field of activity, (3) the prize or award is recognized at the national or international level, and (4) the award is given for significant achievements in your field.

Evidence should be provided (1) that you worked in the organization or institution, (2) that your role was leading or critical, and (3) the institution has an outstanding reputation in your professional field.

Evidence should be provided (1) that you personally received the salary (not the company or sole proprietorship), and (2) that the annual salary was 3-4 times higher compared to the annual income of your colleagues in your region of residence.

Evidence should show (1) that your significant contribution relates to your professional field, (2) that the contribution is original (you are the author), and (3) that your contribution has been of great importance to the industry.