Sentence examples for vigorous credit from inspiring English sources

He said the bank would take "firm and timely action" to counter a list of "upside risks" to inflation, including wage demands, indirect taxes and vigorous credit growth.

But the court's 5-to-4 ruling has prompted vigorous debate between credit union officials and bankers about its repercussions.

He credits vigorous prosecution and a visible opposition to killing off support for hate groups.

Dr. Boyle credited the vigorous brainstorming sessions at Bell, often over coffee, for inspiring the CCD.

3 p.m. 6) MADE IN LISBOA Nothing works off a hearty brunch like vigorous window-browsing and credit-card swiping around the upstart boutiques of Principe Real and its environs.

Mr. Ranick said that the shared goal would be to push for more vigorous regulation of financial and credit markets, more stringent environmental standards and stronger commitments to human rights and the rights of workers to organize.

To his credit, DeLoach oversaw vigorous FBI investigations into civil rights murders in the Deep South.

Market analysts said they had hoped for bolder measures -- tax cuts to revive consumer spending, vigorous deregulation, and cutting off credits to bankrupt companies.

Epidemic-induced fear has vigorous historic precedence, and is credited with contributing to the chaos and unravelling social contracts between states and their citizenry that characterized early 19th century Europe [ 22].

Even those who disagreed with him give him credit for stirring up vigorous debate on a predominantly liberal campus.

Your editorial also did not note that credit card issuers have vigorous standards for the college student market in how they offer their products, underwrite credit and assign lines to students.