Sentences with phrase «public credit»

Nor do I feel she is deserving of respect by taking public credit for work she did not adequately supervise.

Giving freelancers public credit for their work shows that you value their contributions.

This would have saved the economy from having to pay interest charges on public credit.

(3) The value of bonds or other public credit may be secured by the anticipated flow of fiscal revenues.

Beijing has released rules on the management of public credit information, saying that individuals who have a bad credit record would not get promoted, and that departments are banned from collecting an individual's religious and genetic information.

Chicago worked with needleworkers, providing underpaintings, cartoons, drawings, mock - ups, color specifications, and written directions for the transformation of her images and every needleworker received public credit for her work.

The Contemporary wants to engage with the non-arts-educated general public, but refreshingly gives the general public credit for not being stupid.

His plan was that having secretly provoked the crisis he would then take public credit for bring it to an end, and so be swept into power as a community hero.

There's a weak side to each of us, that — like a trade union — isn't exactly malicious but at the end of the day still wants to get as much public credit and attention as it can for doing the least.

This fig leaf of humanitarian concern for debtors enables the government to provide public credit that ends up in the hands of the super-rich who own and manage the financial and property sector.

This didn't always happen in practice, but a frequent Liberal Democrat complaint after the 2015 election was that that they couldn't get enough public credit for those occasions they forced a change in Conservative policy.

They are pushing us deeper into a liquidity trap, as low - to - negative return investments in autos, homes, and banks get supported by cheap public credit, rather than getting reconciled in bankruptcy, so that capital can be redeployed to higher returning projects.

The general American public credit scores fall on a bell - shaped curve, with most people having credit scores that fall in the center, as follows:

Nations, public credit agencies and international development banks financed more than $ 73 billion in coal - related projects in other countries from 2007 to 2014, a new report found.

One's credibility flows from the strength of their argument, and not because they're able to take full public credit for it, to feed a ravenous ego.

We have done the good, we have done it secretly, and we received the public credit!

«These dedicated men and women work tirelessly behind the scenes, whose names we will often never know, unable to get the full, public credit they deserve,» he wrote.

In the criminal justice reforms, Cuomo charted a course that would not just bring him public credit, but have the secondary benefits of stepping on Schneiderman and amassing more power for himself.

«We should give the public the credit for being able to understand the difference between research into genetically modified embryos and genetically modifying human beings,» she says.

Prior to that, he spent a year in Colombia serving as a financial consultant to the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit.

Your DUNS number establishes a public credit file for your business that is viewable by companies worldwide.

Further, there is no one big enough to rescue you unless we drag out the public credit via the US Treasury, or its dedicated commercial paper financing facility, the Federal Reserve.

In another statement by the chair of economic finance commission Rafael Guzman, who is in charge of the budget, public credit, monetary and exchange policies said: