Sentences with phrase «get language credit»

UC also approves our testing program, which allows students to get language credit if they are fully literate in a language other than English.

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Every craft is crucial to a film's success, yet cinematographers, or DPs (Directors of Photography), seem only to get their due credit on movies that call for a flashy, highly stylised visual language.

Capital One gets kudos from us for being straight forward, using clear language on its website and in monthly statements to explain how to build and maintain good credit, and for finding creative ways to encourage young consumers to develop good credit habits.

Aside from culture shock and language barriers, newcomers face another big challenge when they move to this country: Getting a credit card... Read More >

Obscene or insulting language is also not allowed, although many debt collectors will use such tactic to intimidate people and get them to pay more than they can comfortably afford, not to mention not having the credit to do so.

We use that kind of language because it can be so tough to discern what constitutes «good» credit, or at least a credit score that can get prospective buyers closer to the dream of homeownership.

I know the language says the booking needs to be made through the hotel itself or through Hyatt.com, but FHR bookings at hyatt hotels have always gotten credit...

Attorneys will be able to get up to six continuing legal education (CLE) credits per reporting period for doing qualified pro bono work, under a petition that was recently adopted by the Wisconsin Supreme Court, subject to minor language changes.»

As far as the language that I used on my site, contrary to what you «think» you may know about me and what financial resources that are available to me, if there is a property that I really do want to purchase and it is within my budget, I will use my credit, tax returns from my already existing business, and money that I have saved up to get a loan and do so.