Sentences with phrase «of taking credit for»

What the present controversy over ghostblogging really means is that lawyers» pernicious practice of taking credit for the work of others has now spread beyond the confines of the firm and the courtroom, and the results are circulating across the internet and throughout the entire legal marketplace.

Yes, I think it is — and if not, we can still follow the Mann / Jones precedent (see 1213201481.txt) of taking credit for other peoples» work.

It accused him of failing to acknowledge his predecessors, of taking credit for a theory that had already been discovered by others.

A minor political skirmish broke out on Thursday when the Orange County Legislature's Democratic leader lobbed a few public criticisms at County Executive Steve Neuhaus, accusing the Republican of taking credit for national or regional economic gains and short - changing Democrats in his upbeat State of the County address two days earlier.

A danger of taking credit for stock market highs (like Trump did this summer, when he tweeted «U.S. Stock Market up almost 20 % since Election!»)

Eberhard accused Musk of taking credit for founding the company and trying to «rewrite history.»

Fans were skeptical about exactly who was doing the cooking, with many on Twitter arguing that Kardashian - West couldn't have done the work and accusing her of taking credit for the family's Jamaican nanny's handiwork.

Not exact matches

You probably don't want to go out of your way to take on loans you don't need, so don't worry: this factor only accounts for 10 % of your credit score, and you won't be penalized much for not borrowing too much all at once.

While it's unclear exactly what Nimble America has done in support of Trump, it has taken credit for designing a billboard ad posted outside of Pittsburgh showing an unflattering cartoon depiction of Hillary Clinton with the tagline «Too Big to Jail,» according to The Daily Beast.

This category takes into account your credit inquiries or the reports that FICO receives each time you apply for a new kind of credit.

The risk of having the governing party take credit for NDP ideas won't be the only concern Horwath will have to consider.

Early in the Trump administration, Spicer and Trump spoke openly about possibly moving the press briefings out of the White House to another location, an idea that senior adviser and former Breitbart News chairman Steve Bannon — who has referred to the media as «the opposition party» — later took credit for.

I definitely can't take credit for where we're at today, because they were one of the first Canadian beer brands on Instagram.

If your account remains inactive for a long period of time, credit card companies can take it upon themselves to close your account.

About 51 % of the CFOs said Trump deserves «none of the credit» for unemployment declining from 4.8 % to 4.4 %, and less than half gave him any credit for jobs created since he took office.

You have to give Trevorrow a lot of credit for taking on «Jurassic World»: This was a film meant to attract a huge audience that could have easily made a lot of people angry if done incorrectly.

Some of my clients have invested in solar systems and taken advantage of this credit, and Congress recently extended the deadline for using this credit to December 2021.

Boosting the score may take years for companies with a derogatory or nonexistent credit history, so the process of strengthening creditworthiness needs to begin long before a credit application is submitted.

Kuroda himself takes credit for convincing his counterparts in the Group of Seven advanced nations that Japan's currency intervention was for the good of the Japanese and global economies.

The lack of a single fatality on a commercial flight last year prompted President Donald Trump to take credit for advances in safety in a Tweet that raised eyebrows in the aviation safety community.

Credit report errors could take several months to clear up, so check your report well in advance of applying for a mortgage or car financing.

The connected car is now widely seen as an open platform on which you put many things and I want to take a lot of credit for the way this is being played out, with millions of dollars of investment dollars because of the work I have laid out.

In an interview with the Daily Beast, Sullivan said though he takes credit for the hashtag, he didn't invent the idea of an Uber boycott.

Scammers take advantage of vulnerability as millions of Americans wait for their chip credit cards to arrive, NBC News reports.

Jones said Trump and Pence could take credit for securing about 800 jobs at the plant, which employs a total of about 1,700 people.

For example, take your standard line of credit.

The days of taking out a home equity line of credit to pay for college, a new car or for someone's silence — and take a tax break on the interest — are coming to a close.

And especially in the case of a business or a borrower who has lower credit scores, it's usually higher interest rates and fees that compensate for the higher risk the lender is taking.

Prior to the new tax law, you were able to take out a home equity loan or a home equity line of credit, use it to pay for anything and deduct the interest.

A credit freeze is one of few measures affected Americans can take to protect against identity theft, or at least make it very hard for potential thieves, now that their personal information could be up for sale online.

In a statement, the lender said it has published its own set of core principles for lending, and said it was «continuing to review and consider the best way to advance comprehensive industry - standards that take into account the full range of responsible credit products that serve small businesses.»)

From there, the president descended into a series of attacks on his opponents and a defense of his administration... among other things, taking credit for driving North and South Korea together for the Olympics.

The attribution model, which is the foundation of a marketing strategy, determines how to measure value and credit the right channel for the sales that have taken place.

Association president Gary Smith, of Brookfield Financial, opened the conference by imploring federal and provincial governments to play more of a role, lauding those provinces like Ontario that have launched venture funds, and taking credit for the repeal of Section 116 of the Income Tax Act in the Harper government's spring budget.

Every year, taxpayers fail to take advantage of the tax credits they're eligible for.

Knowing that I wouldn't get any credit for the indoor workouts I did at the gym (and seeing the giddy look on my dog's face every time I took his leash out of the cabinet), I started opting to take him out more frequently.

Trump likes to take credit for all of this.

And thanks to a $ 7,500 tax credit from the federal government for green vehicles, and the IRS» mileage deduction, Turner expects the CitEcar to pay for itself within three years and then actually start making money if he takes advantage of the mileage write - off.

Loeb also took credit for much of the corporate structural reform going on in Japan.

«The reverse mortgage can give you assets for paying for long - term care,» said Votava, who recommends taking out a line of credit.

However, sometimes all the relevant information was given upfront and sometimes a key detail — which professor was teaching a course the students were thinking of taking or how much credit card debt an otherwise exceptional applicant for a loan had outstanding — was held back but then later revealed.

Santitarn Sathirathai of Credit Suisse speaks about the potential for e-commerce to take off in ASEAN.

In the press release on Monday, Pershing took credit for a number of moves the company has made since then, including pushing out long - time CEO Michael Pearson and paying down debt.

Here are five ways businesses can take advantage of these new credit and revenue avenues to tackle the shopping influx head - on, increase sales and give online customers greater financial flexibility when shopping for the holidays:

The movie takes place in the late 1970s, long before the Internet and uniquely evil tactic of signing up customers for credit cards without their knowledge came into being.

President Donald Trump likes to take credit for last year's stock market gain, but on Thursday he admitted that the results of his scheduled medical examination on Friday could be responsible for its fall.

I think my generation can take a little bit of credit for that by just opening up the conversation.

The Senate further allows firms to accelerate alternative minimum tax or research credits instead of taking bonus depreciation, and includes film or videotape as property that qualifies for the depreciation.

This type of behaviour, coupled with the fact that women often don't take enough credit for their work, can allow great female - initiated ideas to go unheard in even the most progressive of organizations.

In a conference call with analysts on April 12, Google CEO Larry Page took credit for a similar lack of voting rights at other companies.