to his credit

One time we were at the mall and he charged a very expensive pair of designer sunglasses to his credit card.

To his credit, Mario Draghi, the newish governor of the Bank of Italy, called for banking consolidation earlier this summer.

Five minutes after screaming at me, the same coach, to his credit, walked round the touchline and apologised unreservedly.

So far, however, Mr Obama has no concrete achievement to his credit.

The Governor, to his credit, refused to bow to this "Arronax's" whims , and told him to get out of his office.

Forever to his credit, US President Harry Truman recognized the nascent state of Israel within minutes of its declaration of independence.

But when he went back several weeks ago to the same institution to add another $15, 000 to his credit line, the answer was no.

So, in exchange for a share in the startup, he persuaded older brother Chris to let him charge $99 to his credit card for a domain name.

Wilson, to his credit, did not resort to making secret promises and agreements.

To his credit, Mr Erdogan was the first Muslim leader to tell Egypt's Hosni Mubarak to step down.

He had a number of patents to his credit, one of which involved using a wind-driven propeller to power boats forward.

To his credit, Mr Bush has long supported rational reform of immigration law. But in this, he does not command his own party.

To his credit, Mr. Obama did not sugarcoat the difficulties ahead.

But Ferreira, to his credit, sprung consistently and quickly off the cover to confront the winger and nullify his impact.

One of them, to his credit, I think just really wanted to engage me in a serious argument.

Many politicians (though to his credit not Barack Obama) have called for a moratorium on repossessions.

More to his credit, Mr Bush will also be remembered for dramatically increasing and improving aid to Africa.

To his credit, Venkatesh says he understands sex workers' frustration over the way this story has spread through the press.

To his credit, Kobe Bryant is arguably the best player of the last decade.

To his credit, Mr Zapatero has begun to cut the cost of hiring.

It is to his credit that Mr Wheatley has done so well as he has, surviving a tumultuous period with his good reputation intact.

To his credit, Mr. Blair tried to push ahead, risking his job over variable university tuition fees, for instance.

Also to his credit, Dr. Sanderson learned all of the skills necessary to become an RPT .

He actually opened a bank account, where, without a debt in the world, he had several hundred dollars to his credit.

President Bush, to his credit, recognizes that America needs the help of others and has started to work at getting it.

To his credit, a few years later Dole apologized to me.

It is unquestionable those a person HAs to live on credit and up to his credit.

To his credit, Mr Obama affirmed last month that in America Muslims had the same right to practise their religion as anyone else.

He is only thirty, and already he has four films to his credit, ie he has made four films.

To his credit, Gibson took the barb with good humour, but we'resure he'll be calling Gervais "sugar tits" at the after party.

To his credit, Rogers clearly believes in the China story he is selling in this book.

Also under Mr. Samaranch's leadership, doping scandals emerged. To his credit, Mr.

This, to his credit, Hank Paulson, the US Treasury secretary, has recognised.

The fact that he has been quite frank in admitting his mistakes counts to his credit.

She even petitioned the Easter Bunny, who, to his credit, never gave in.

To his credit, Jack never told anyone exactly what had happened.

Each subsequent hand won by that player is scored to his credit in all three games.

To his credit, Mr Dell has consistently said that a new model is needed to revive his firm; his difficulty has been finding one.

To his credit in the end, he departed quietly amid street protests in 1998 as inflation soared.

Mr. Geithner, to his credit, emphasized in his written testimony the importance of consumption stimulus in China.

Toby, to his credit, didn't need to be told twice.

But he understands me completely; to his credit, he can live with my photographs of Neil around our home.

To his credit, Graham never said that I was wrong.

His supreme enemy was Monsieur l'Econome, which was nothing particularly to his credit since everybody hated this individual.

Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner smiled. Elizabeth could not help saying, "It is very much to his credit, I am sure, that you should think so. "

He has 65 Tournament wins to his credit.

His action in saving the child from drowning will BE counted to his credit

As Robert wAs talking I could see Jim getting more and more uncomfortable. But, to his credit, he didn't say anything