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Extend credit to qualified purchasers.

You're credit to your team.

She is a credit to the school.

She is a credit to her family.

Applying for credit too often and having too many lines of credit have potential to damage your credit rating, as can defaulting on credit card payments.

Providing loans or credit to creditworthy enterprises and increasing the credit lines.

To give or award an educational credit to.

To refuse credit to that merry monarch was to invite confiscation; to grant him credit was certain bankruptcy.

To review credit term requested by sales department and to verify the document required in giving credit to customer.

Will you please increase the credit to $1000?

Much of the world today gives credit to Karl Benz.

Do you give credit to what the man said?

Such a student is a credit to his class.

The book really does great credit to the publisher.

to give the credit to; to attribute the success to; to ascribe

In a deal before you have to do credit to operations which you have to do after forescast credit tracking, you have to do credit rating, in this case, you can effectively control the risks.

Central Banks want to encourage institutional investors to provide more credit to the corporate sector.

Credit reports are used by lenders to decide how risky it would be to offer a loan or credit to an individual.

I need the credit to buy stones and glue to fix my house.

But the lack for credit of the our country is not credit to be put out to lose, but it is shortage and not complete.

Some importers were frightened by the economic depression and refused to extend credit to customer.

You have to give more credit to the attacking players because they are not under rotation.

Now you've come, you try to do right and be a credit to us.

Credit Line An arrangement in which a bank offers to provide a specified amount of credit to a borrower for a certain period of time.

Homebuyers are put off by expensive or elusive credit; Banks are rationing credit to developers; prices of building materials like cement and steel have soared.

Meanwhile, the credit to investment does not show super exogenous, which indicates that with the change of China's credit policy, the credit effect on investment should be evaluated again.

When the policy of credit selling is formulated, the enterprise can control the rate and fatalism of selling credit to achieve the aim of risk control.

A more dubious proposal would prolong the new-home tax credit until next April and, reportedly, offer a smaller $6,500 credit to people who already own a home.

When you ask your boss for credit, put the credit to your team and your supervisor, and mention your contribution skillfully.

For the examinees, passing the exam meant guaranteed high position and great credit to the family.

Lang Lang's wonderful performance has done great credit to his talent.

In their role as wholesalers, they provide trade credit to facilitate transactions.

Bank credit to businesses has been shrinking for more than two years (see chart).

Recent developments lend credit to (ie strengthen belief in) previous reports.

The journal entry to record depreciation expense consists of a debit to Depreciation Expense and a credit to Accumulated Depreciation.

You have to give credit to West Brom – they play good football and aren't scared to pass the ball around.

Payment is to is make by confirm irrevocable letter of credit to is open in our favor.