Sentence examples for time credits from inspiring English sources

A range of courses from sculpture to IT also can be "bought" in time credits.

The biggest community currency in the UK is Spice Time Credits.

Several hundred inmates at county jails were released in the last couple of months because of confusion over time credits in the new law.

In one homeless hostel, for instance, time credits have resulted in tenants running a fruit and veg co-op and spending credits visiting a rock climbing centre.

If good-behavior time credits do not produce enough releases by the end of 2013, the judges said the state will have to release "low risk" offenders, which critics say will produce a spike in crime.

There are time banks – especially in Washington DC, in the youth justice system – that pay teenagers to sit on juries trying other teenagers (they use their time credits to buy computers).

Daldry at the time credited with one short film was then unexpectedly tapped to direct Billy Elliot.

At the same time, credit is growing faster than GDP (see chart 1).

At the same time, "credit sales have been increasing faster than overall sales".

Time credited Hart, Schaeffner & Marx with the innovation, whereas a reader pointed out that they were Brooks Brothers "firsts".

The scheme swaps one hour's volunteering in the community for a time credit for each hour given.