Sentence examples for credit language from inspiring English sources

Credit, language, weak intellectual property protections, and lack of support from the various institutions that should be promoting and helping our SMEs, all add up to a failed initiative to help them move comfortably into foreign markets.

Occasionally, to Sanchez' credit, his language comes close to real effect.

That result underscores our bias toward faces, and how little we credit body language, he says.

Speakers of Spanish, French or German can earn up to 12 credits (4 semesters) of foreign language credits.

Missionaries have been able to pass proficiency tests and get college credit for foreign language.

We primarily target existing businesses that are unable to access mainstream financing due to the informal nature of the business, limited or no credit history, or language barriers.

Mr. Alarcón, the National Assembly president, did give Mr. Obama credit for using language that is "more peaceful, and civilized and open" than his predecessor.

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The former colonial power didn't even get credit for the language in this love affair, with the paper talking about the two countries being joined by "Americanese".

With a foreign language credit required for graduation and only one language instructor in the district, GVS added a Spanish component, which the district sought to have approved by the Texas Virtual School Network - serving more than 2,000 students throughout Texas - so other rural districts could offer Spanish to its students.

They also need a total of 30 college credits in the language they will teach, Ms. Harvey said.