Sentence examples for was considered creditable from inspiring English sources

Lansbury lost the election, though his total of 2,258 votes against Guthrie's 4,403 was considered creditable by the press.

Separation or severance payments are creditable compensation except that no part of such payment shall be considered creditable compensation to any period after the employee has severed his or her employer-employee relationship except as provided for in § 211.11 of this part.

A waiver or refund or organization dues which was based solely on consideration for membership in the organization is considered creditable compensation if there is proof that the waiver or refund was intended to be, and was accepted as, a dismissal of an obligation of the organization to compensate the employee for services rendered.

In this context, Mr Veres could have been considered to have done a creditable job by meeting the initial 2007 target of a deficit of 6.8% of GDP.

For income tax purposes, Puerto Rico is considered a foreign jurisdiction, and foreign taxes can be creditable against U.S. tax.

That is why voluntary work experience is considered one of the prerequisites for admission to medicine in many creditable medical universities around the world [ 19].

Online journals and forums such as The Immanent Frame, Fre.quenc.ies, and the recently launched Reverberations, from the Social Science Research Council (SSRC) are now considered to be creditable sources of scholarly research, conduits of collaboration and tools for dialogue.

That was a creditable policy.

That was a creditable policy but it went awry.

* One to watch Mount Athos's strong-finishing fourth in the Chester Cup was extremely creditable from his high draw.

There was no creditable proof, but the emotional logic was impeccable: Saddam Hussein and his country had to pay.