Sentence examples for being credited at from inspiring English sources

More than 60,000 people wrote to the Public Utilities Commission in support of raising the cap, which would allow new customers to continue being credited at a high rate for electricity they produce but do not use.

Sick time is credited at the beginning of each month of service.

Any such discounts would instead have to be credited at the pharmacy counter when patients filled a prescription.

Eligible titles may be returned to Ingram's Chambersburg facility, where they will be credited at the prevailing discount and retail price.

Richard Hamilton's 1956 collage, Just What Is It That Makes Today's Homes So Different, So Appealing?, is credited, at least in the UK, with inventing pop art.

Mr. Deng is credited at home and abroad with playing an important role in putting the needs of the disabled onto China's political agenda.

The next seven episodes were funded through donations collected via a PayPal button on their website and donors were credited at the end of each show.

Visitors will be charged for meals taken ('battels account'), but will be credited at the rate of £75 per week as agreed under the scheme with MIT.

Sick time is credited at the beginning of each month of service, calculated based upon work hours recorded during the previous month.

He is credited, at least in part, with pushing college football to adopt a playoff system, and last year hosted a summit on concussions at which he said that schools needed to do more to protect their players.

Because it owns the panels, SolarCity benefits from the generous 30percentt federal investment tax credit for solar power; the homeowner is credited at retail electricity rates for any surplus power fed back to the grid.