Sentence examples for granting credits from inspiring English sources

There was widespread concern that principals were inflating their numbers by granting credits to undeserving students.

The Farm Bureau favors granting credits on a 1-to-1 basis for every acre of farmland preserved.

The investigation of Tapco found multiple instances when school staff members had falsified transcripts by granting credits for classes that had no academic instruction.

As the governor of the state of Guanajuato in 1995, Mr. Fox himself started such a bank, granting credits of $50 and up.

Reform of the CDM carbon credits system, which has also been criticised for granting credits to schemes that had already been built, will be on the agenda of the next major international climate change negotiations in Cancún, Mexico, at the end of November.

Banks are becoming more lax in granting credits requiring only real estate securities.

The rising graduation rates and simultaneous falling college-readiness rates suggest rampant grade inflation and granting credit for less and less educational achievement.

"We have to give loans to customers, but only to those worthy, and we've been disciplined and prudent in granting credit to our customers".

Merkel indirectly attacked the US government for dragging the industrialised world into the US's credit crisis thanks to its stubborn refusal to apply virtually any controls to granting credit and allowing credit trading by banks.

Increasingly, the 7(a) relies on the banks themselves to make the final decision on granting credit to borrowers, which is then subject to a pro forma authorization by the S.B.A.

Negotiations over details broke down at a tumultuous meeting in November in The Hague when the European Union rejected an American proposal calling for trading in credits for emissions reductions and granting credit for planting forests and crops.