Sentence examples for credited to such from inspiring English sources
On the sale or resale of securities, the futures commission merchant's or derivatives clearing organization's customer segregated cash account at the custodian bank must receive same-day funds credited to such segregated account simultaneously with the delivery or transfer of securities from the customer segregated custodial account.
"In order to offer credit to such a broad spectrum of people, we need to know something about them".
It is surprising and regrettable that The Times should have given credit to such an offensive and totally unfounded story.
These high scores serve as a positive signal to lenders, making it easier for them to extend credit to such individuals.
Could Mr Gaddis, who admits that he speaks no foreign languages, get on top of the mountain of material and do credit to such an international polymath?
On the merit of his writing, Whedon subsequently became a popular name for script doctoring and went on to contribute (with and without credit) to such films as Toy Story (1995) and Twister (1996).
In his book, "Emerging Africa," Steve Radelet, the former chief economist for the United States Agency for International Development, gives credit to such factors as more democratic governments, a new class of civil servants and businesspeople, and sounder economic policies.
I always make it a point to give more credit to such essay, as the student must be credited with the choice of memorizing a good essay.
Companies like Lido can then sell the credits to such automakers as General Motors to help them comply with the zero-emissions law.
When it comes to auditing Deila's time as Celtic manager the ledger is lopsided, the debits outweighing the credits to such a vast extent that the Norwegian could have no legitimate excuses when the announcement came.
Victoria University's Acta Victoriana is the oldest active literary journal in Canada, and provided first publication credits to such literary figures as Margaret Atwood and Northrop Frye.
