Sentence examples for credit 1 from inspiring English sources

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For example, he is given credit (1 Chronicles 22) for making preparations to build the Temple of Jerusalem, though according to 1 Kings 5 7 it was Solomon who planned and built the Temple.

Students were given the option to take these for extra credit (1 point for the pre- and post-tests and the survey and 5 for the delayed post-test).

He's also lobbying hard for the Patriot Employer Act of 2007, a proposal that would provide a tax credit (1% of taxable income) to employers that increase the number of workers employed in the U.S. relative to employees abroad.

The present work was based on a partial credit model (Masters 1982) as a form of the ordinal Rasch (1960) model that permits partial credit items, with 0 = no credit, 1 = partial credit, 2 = full credit, while the estimation of people and task parameters was determined by the maximum likelihood principle (multidimensional random coefficient multinomial logit model [MRCML]) (see Adams et al. 1997).

image credit #1: AP Photo/Charlie Riedel.

Here's how to rent with bad credit: 1. Find a guarantor or co-signer.

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We will give a diminishing, fractional credit (1/2, ¼, 1/8 etc ) for clicks generated up to six degrees away from your original link.

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Image credit: "born1945", Flickr.

Image credit: Onceuponatime13, DeviantArt.

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