Sentence examples for credit for programming from inspiring English sources

No one takes credit for programming the tunes, but the master D.J. is widely suspected to be Kelly himself.

Over the years the conductor Leon Botstein has received well-deserved credit for programming many overlooked 20th-century works in his concerts with the American Symphony Orchestra.

While WAMU deserves credit for programming Mr. Stubbs's show once a week, it also deserves condemnation for removing something different from the airwaves to give Washington something it already had.

Mr. Pataki has also proven adept at another political strategy, taking full credit for programs he had initially opposed.

The president repeatedly gave Mr. Gore credit for programs involving the environment, science and technology and health.

But parents complain that colleges often refuse credit for programs that are identical to the approved ones, or even for programs with higher academic ratings than those the colleges have approved.

Sheldon Silver, the Manhattan Democrat who is the speaker of the State Assembly, said Mr. Pataki was now claiming credit for programs that the Democrats developed and that he initially resisted, like health insurance for poor children and their parents.

Brian J. Whalen, president of the Forum on Education Abroad and executive director of the Office of Global Education at Dickinson College, says colleges don't want to give credit for programs that compete with their own — 36percentt never do, and 39percentt only sometimes do, according to his group's findings.

Students who have not matriculated at a college or university are not eligible to participate in study abroad on Duke's programs and will not receive credit for programs abroad taken through another institution.

"Where's the gratitude?" Buchanan asked -- ostensibly taking credit for programs that he doesn't even support.

Credits to Shu-Yun Chung for programming the simulation.