credits

Central Investigation Bureau agents were lucky if all their extras and bonuses brought them up to a thousand credits a year.

We had negotiated their 'credits' for some of our constituents to a considerable amount for the payment of teas and silks.

In 1970 about 73 percent of the bank's credits were devoted to exports, and only 21 percent were granted for imports.

I had a book of travellers' checks and credits at the coast.

You don't want to talk about those divilish bills and credits and things, I hope.

An authority to construct such houses is therefore, with the proposed alteration of the credits, recommended to your attention.

Valuables fall naturally and exactly into three classes, Commodities, Services, and Credits.

I keep the record of the credits earned in a notebook, and place the number earned by each pupil on the monthly report card.

A business man's ledger is a very valuable history of credits.

The competition was more active, the credits longer, and the risks were greater, than in other commercial or mercantile pursuits.