Sentence examples for credit accumulation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tavano said: "Clearly, there's an agenda of credit accumulation, and it certainly plays into this.

"If you have credit accumulation and you now know that that's going to move you to the next grade, that's a goal".

Mr. Liebman said that it had been difficult to meld various information systems that were developed decades ago to track things like attendance and credit accumulation.

The government wants the new Office for Students to be given responsibility for monitoring, reporting on, and actively encouraging arrangements for credit accumulation and transfer across the sector.

The audit said the numbers in the reports — like graduation rates, credit accumulation and passing rates on Regents exams — are accurate to the extent that they match the numbers in the databases from which they are drawn.

While elementary- and middle-school grades, which were released in September, largely reflect year-to-year improvement on state standardized tests, high schools are measured on graduation rates, credit accumulation and Regents exams, and are weighted heavily to compare similar schools.

For purposes of clause (iii)(I), the plan shall credit the accumulation account or similar amount  with the amount of any early retirement benefit or retirement-type subsidy for the plan year in which the participant retires if, as of such time, the participant has met the age, years of service, and other requirements under the plan for entitlement to such benefit or subsidy.

This was sustained by cheap credit, debt accumulation and a housing bubble that eventually collapsed, as the strategy did in the great depression.

However, following the referendum there is uncertainty about whether UK universities will continue to comply with the EU agreements that surround the European credit transfer and accumulation system, which allows students to transfer credits between courses at different European universities.

All 35 students from both rural and urban areas of Norway taking the first 60 European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS) credits of a 120 ECTS master-level nursing education program were provided with written information about the study.

UCU students complete 4 courses per 15-wk semester, each course having a workload of about 200 h (7.5 European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System credits) consisting of 60 contact hours (i.e., 4 contact hours per week in 2 sessions) and approximately 140 h of self study.