Sentence examples for from crediting from inspiring English sources

Far from crediting America's post-war occupation for bringing democracy, Nippon Kaigi's supporters say that the occupation, and the liberal constitution that sprang from it, has emasculated Japan.

Explanations of why that could be range from crediting state prevention campaigns to musing about the weather: Did cold air keep people inside?

Even Dan Hampton, the crankiest and most tortuously outspoken of the dozen or so '85 Bears still living off that season, gave praise, though he pointedly refrained from crediting Smith.

Danny Alexander asks unions to "show leadership", yet to date, far from crediting healthcare professional unions for showing "leadership" and agreeing a previous deal on the NHS scheme, they have been penalised by having further contribution rises added, leaving the NHS scheme with potentially the highest contributions of any scheme.

One might come from credit.

"Freedom from poverty! Freedom from credit card problems!

Insurers' losses from credit derivatives are trickier to pin down.

Wonga insisted that it would welcome competition from credit unions.

Loss in efficiency from market power does not eliminate the gains from credit trading.

Banks also make billions in interest from credit cards.

These details frequently are culled, legally, from credit reports.