Sentence examples for credit equivalent from inspiring English sources

"This will be a credit equivalent in Boost (the in-game currency of NFS World).

Different AP tests/scores are required for credit equivalent to Phys.

*All HKS course credits are converted into the HLS credit equivalent.

Thus the ratio of instruction hours to assignment hours is higher, and credit equivalent cannot be provided.

There is also a credit equivalent to 10percentt of the cost of new air-conditioning equipment that uses refrigerants that do not harm the ozone layer.

New York's package included direct state incentives of $1.2 billion, most of which is to be provided via a refundable tax credit equivalent to $48,000 per job over the next 10 years.

In addition, Business School credits equivalent to 12 Law School credits may count toward the total Law School credit requirement.

It had been assumed that carbon markets would provide, with "forest-carbon credits", equivalent to a tonne of avoided emissions, being bought to offset industrial countries' emissions.

The Clean Energy Regulator, which runs the fund for the government, has signed contracts to buy credits equivalent to 191.7m tonnes of carbon dioxide over the next decade or so – about 3% of what Australia is expected to emit in that time.

At the back, an "environmental benefits statement" describes the ecological credentials of the book, explaining that the publisher "purchased wind power credits equivalent to the amount of electricity used to produce this book".

Mr. Gephardt said his health care plan would effectively require every business to provide subsidized health care insurance for its employees and provide them with federal tax credits equivalent to the cost of 60percentt of the premiums to defray the costs.