Sentence examples for merit credit from inspiring English sources

Last month, the American Council on Education's College Credit Recommendation Service, which many institutions rely on to assess whether workplace and military training courses merit credit, included free online courses for the first time.

Poynter reported Tuesday that ABC News has told CPI that its contributions to the investigation merit credit as well.

I like to see merit credited, and your industry, accomplishment, and skill all do you credit.

Pellegrini accepted City passed the ball poorly and defended badly at set pieces against Villa and still prevailed but hinted they merited credit.

"The Clinton administration merits credit for some early deficit reduction and for letting the Federal Reserve have its independence, and that's it," Mr. Jasinowski said.

From the outside it would appear Sherwood merits credit for overseeing the surge in goals and performances from Benteke that helped secure Villa's Premier League status and a place in the FA Cup final, thereby convincing Liverpool to make the 24-year-old the second most expensive signing in their history.

President Obama merits credit for ensuring the Navy SEALs sent to get bin Laden had back-up to deal with a firefight in case the Pakistanis interfered.

Manuel, thought to be in danger of losing his job, might merit some credit.

Alternative approaches may also have merit, but credit the chief judge for acting in urgent times to make this good idea a reality.

All the merit and credit goes to the players, they were amazing".

It will never abandon the claim for full merit and credit for its revolutionary rule, especially from its own people.