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Discover LudwigThe phrase "awards credit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where recognition or acknowledgment is given for achievements or contributions.
Example: "The committee awards credit to those who have made significant contributions to the project."
Alternatives: "gives recognition" or "grants acknowledgment.".
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Despite the influx of former soldiers on campus, a veterans-only class that awards credit is the exception, not the rule.
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The UAE awards "credits" to cancel out contractors' obligations on a sliding scale linked to the profitability of their offset projects.
But the biggest problem I face is that the universities I have approached so far wont accept MBA students from London Met because of the way the university teaches and awards credits.
Covering global, local, and indoor issues the scheme awards credits based on exceeding legislative requirements for buildings.
Texas has countered that it awards credits without regard to race, and that the Fair Housing Act should apply only to cases of intentional discrimination.
Yale, for example, has a stated policy of not awarding credit for internships to undergraduates.
Universities will award credit against the grade achieved which will then count towards a degree.
The authorities are also willing to award credit to banks that struck a cooperative tone with the government, like Barclays and Rabobank.
"The decision to award credit has been one of those solemn things that the faculty hold very dear.
Colleges say they have a responsibility to make sure they are not awarding credit for low-quality programs.
They said recently that principals and teachers were monitoring the programs effectively to make sure students have mastered the material before being awarded credit.
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