Sentence examples for credit earned from inspiring English sources

Bard officials say public colleges are generally more open to accepting credit earned in high school.

But an Islamic tradition holds that the farther you walk to the mosque the more credit earned with God.

In 2010, the Tax Policy Center estimated the distributional effect of this proposal for 2015, retaining only the child credit, earned income tax credit and employer contributions for health and retirement plans.

So I asked Joseph A. Smith Jr., a former banking regulator in North Carolina who is monitoring the settlement, how he planned to vet the banks' claims of relief provided and credit earned.

On paper Australia have a cushion of credit earned over the last three years; on the pitch the last vestiges of that pre-eminence have disappeared, and so have the privileges that came with it.

"I've felt I've had to prove myself at every stage of my career," he said, denying there was any question of simply falling back on the experience gained over a decade-long international career, or on the credit earned from 66 appearances in the white shirt.

Further, embodied energy, energy payback time, CO2 mitigation and carbon credit earn have also been calculated.

Further, embodied energy, energy payback time, CO2 mitigation and carbon credit earn through different PV drying system have also been calculated.

The reports put heavy weight on progress that schools make on measures like graduation rates, state tests and credits earned by students, rather than only measuring absolute performance.

At the end of the commercial, the following words flashed on the screen, in small type and for only a few seconds: "Credits earned are unlikely to transfer".

The measure would stop New York companies from keeping money they make by selling pollution credits, earned by cleaning their own smokestacks, to major polluters elsewhere.