Sentence examples for credit for implementing from inspiring English sources

Ultimately the Obama administration deserves credit for implementing these greenhouse gas regulations in a timely manner rather than delaying as the previous administration did.

Tygart said the N.F.L. deserved credit for implementing H.G.H. testing, no matter how hard it might be to catch a player using the drug.

Ms. Koshetz said the department deserved credit for implementing the system, known as the Electronic Summons Tracking System and described in a departmental memo as a way to "increase administrative efficiency and ensure accountability" over summonses.

Opinion: Offensive coordinator Bob Benson doesn't get enough credit for implementing his scheme and maximizing individual talents.

In his lobbyist bio at the NEI, Flint now claims credit for implementing the very U.S.-Russia agreement that precipitated the Lash affair back in 1998.

President Barack Obama can take credit for implementing a $787 billion stimulus that saved or created more than 3 million jobs, according to the Congressional Budget Office.

Although Gross deserves the lion's share of credit for recognizing a good idea and more importantly for implementing it, the credit for developing the idea itself belongs elsewhere.

Cameron says the DWP budget always had a lot of money for implementing universal credit.

Hargrave proposed a plan for implementing social credit in Alberta; while he acknowledged that it was unconstitutional, he believed that the federal government would not dare enforce its jurisdiction in the face of broad popular support for social credit.

Obama has implemented a series of changes to education over the course of his two terms in office, including increasing Pell grants, introducing tax credits for college, implementing a 2010 Student Loan Forgiveness program, and proposing last January to make two years of community college free for responsible students.

I thank you and the Department for implementing rulemaking on these important issues of defense to loan repayment, letters of credit, and mandatory arbitration.