Sentence examples for Public credits from inspiring English sources

Neither it is clear that the same set of policies that the German public credits for its economic and political stability will work in places like Greece or Italy, with very different structural contexts.

No public credit, though.

Constitutional government might make public credit more secure, but public credit might undermine constitutional government itself.

Vendors would give public credit to the researcher.

Hence the generous public credit bestowed on Barisani and Warfield.

After the game Ryan gave Mr. Spilman public credit for helping him keep in shape.

Brady, however, refused to give Gardner public credit for his work.

None the less, he was given much public credit for tackling what were probably impossible problems.

In the U.S., public credit is frequently extended for housing, small business, and agriculture.

He touched the dead corpse of the public credit and it sprung upon its feet".

We see that men are more willing to take public credit for their successes.