Sentence examples for credit to implement from inspiring English sources

Lastly, depending on their context, countries may consider requesting for banking credit to implement health priority health programmes that cannot be postponed during the financial crisis.

Cameron and Osborne deserve credit for seeking to implement a policy that is above all about equal rights.

Yet after reading Richard Bernstein's fascinating new book, "The East, the West, and Sex" (which could have been subtitled "Boys Behaving Badly"), you really have to give the Mormons credit for trying to implement an American version of the infamous harem of "the East".

To get full credit, you will need to implement a warping algorithm and turn in a video morph (submit a link to Youtube or animated gif) as well as the mid-way face.

They are also looking for the blockchain and its smart contracts to implement credit scoring and aid in the identification processes of customers.

While previous studies have often attributed the maintenance of the WS to the pressure on politicians to implement credit-claiming initiatives, as opposed to blame-generating actions [73], the voter-sanctioning hypothesis appears to have lost its previous authenticity.

It adds that the DWP's plans to implement universal credit in autumn 2013 could lead to major changes to the Work Programme's claimant groups and payment regime.

In 2018, bolstered by an important recent legal decision and generally favorable credit markets, companies were able to implement a variety of strategies, including exchange offers, to achieve balance-sheet restructurings out of court.

These surrogates were charged with recommending legislation to implement social credit in Alberta.

Hargrave, referring to Social Credit's election promises to implement social credit, responded, "surely the public ought to be told".

He also suggested that the UFA might need to form a coalition government to implement social credit.