Sentence examples for has won credit from inspiring English sources

Generally, the administration has won credit among diplomats.

As governor, Ahok has won credit for cutting red tape and improving the performance of Jakarta's bloated bureaucracy.

He has won credit with his courteous intellectual exchanges with Jacob Neusner, an American Jewish scholar whose work is cited in the pope's recent book on Jesus.

Auditors must check on the implementation of projects before the developers can again apply to the board for credits, known as "certified emissions reductions".Only 300-odd projects have won credits to date, in part because the CDM only really got going after Kyoto took effect in 2005.

Yet it has won little credit for its pains.

David Cameron has won some credit from his own party for trying.

The crackdown, long sought by the C.I.A. and other agencies, has won the administration some credit with security officials angered by the president's earlier decision to release classified legal opinions on the agency's interrogation program.

David Boies argued the case in court for the Justice Department, and his performance in Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson's courtroom has won a large measure of credit for the government's lopsided victory.

I've seen different, and I'm one of the guys that is standing up saying, 'Hey, he's not getting enough credit.' " Martin has won only once in the last 15 races and has not won two races in a row this season, let alone three.

A string of decisions that have included eye-rolling exasperation at the credit card companies has won him new followers.

Meanwhile, it has been reported that ID Data has won an exclusive contract to design, develop and personalise chip-and-pin debit and credit cards for Citibank in the UK market.