Sentence examples for implement the credit from inspiring English sources

"Significant budget adjustments will be necessary, but the demonstrated power of collective bargaining suggests that future budget controls may be difficult for the district to implement," the credit agency said.

"The I.R.S. would not be prohibited from implementing the tax credit," the aide said.

That is why it's so important that the government implements the proposed credit easing scheme as soon as possible".

Downing Street said Duncan Smith would continue with his task of "making work pay and reforming welfare" as the government implements the universal credit reforms and imposes £12bn in cuts on the welfare budget.

Despite her loyalty to Aberhart, Rogers became frustrated with his delay in implementing the social credit economic reforms he had promised.

Along with working tirelessly to implement the accords, Arzú was credited with improving infrastructure, education, and health care and reducing crime in the country during his term.

Although Gross deserves the lion's share of credit for recognizing a good idea and more importantly for implementing it, the credit for developing the idea itself belongs elsewhere.

More than £40m has been written off on software and computing costs in implementing the new universal credit system.

The Board was empowered to appoint a commission of between three and five experts to implement social credit; the commission was to be responsible to the Board.

At a cabinet meeting with Hargrave present, Hugill expressed that the Canadian Constitution did not give to the provinces sufficient powers to implement social credit, and that doing so would necessitate the use of the federal power over banking and currency.

Ms. Koshetz said the department deserved credit for implementing the system, known as the Electronic Summons Tracking System and described in a departmental memo as a way to "increase administrative efficiency and ensure accountability" over summonses.