Sentence examples for credit published from inspiring English sources

Along with the Centre for Social Justice's work on universal credit, published a couple of years later, it's the urtext of the current government's welfare policy.

Here are some resources: * Amy Cole, regional coordinator of education at the Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Southern New England in Boston, recommends "Meet the Challenge," a brochure about the use of credit published by the Nellie Mae Foundation, the large student-loan organization (800 634-9308634-9308

In a new document on universal credit, published after parliament has broken up for Christmas, the department said people could "recoup the loss" caused by lower in-work benefits from April 2016 by taking on an extra three or four hours of work a week at the new "national living wage" of £7.20 an hour.

In a careful chronology that Newsweek, to its credit, published in the same issue as Whitaker's editor's note, Evan Thomas described Michael Isikoff's principal informant as "a longtime reliable source, a senior U.S. government official who was knowledgeable about the matter".

He has more than 110 research papers to his credit, published in international and national journals.

UD has more than 100 papers to his credit published in various peer-reviewed journals of repute.

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Therefore, the amount of chemicals and energy used in these processes were sourced from available credited published sources.

The Consumer Finance Association, which is paid to promote the interests of high-cost credit companies, published a report suggesting "that borrowers are being excluded from credit and concerns are growing for how they are filling the gap in their finances".

This chimed with the Bank of England's own findings on the credit market, published on January 3rd.

To its credit, The Times published article after article based on the very information that Private Manning provided to WikiLeaks, just as it had published the Pentagon Papers that Mr. Ellsberg leaked during the Vietnam War.