full credit

But never mind that—Christie did good for the party on Tuesday, and the RGA seems prepared to give him full credit.

To give her full credit, Palin is talking what sounds like a whole new game.

I give full credit for this to my father, who was a liar the way some people are alcoholics.

And in each case, McGinty had received full credit for the solving of these crimes.

At least this was generous, and as I later learned, it was like him to give full credit to the performance of any able adversary.

There is full harmony of events, by giving full credit to all the data which seem, at first, to work conflict.

Mr. Waring makes one statement which, being within his jurisdiction, should be given full credit.

Still he deserves the full credit of utilising it in ways which were highly ingenious and bold.