Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• No, Jacky said: no more credit for you.
• Come on, give him some more credit.
• Come on, give him some more credit.
• We're giving this guy more credit than he deserves.
• Sergeant Jennifer Swanson deserves more credit than anyone.
• I told him no more credit.
• You give me far more credit than I deserve.
• I'd give the people of Leningrad more credit.

• This is a policy that must also be committed to competitiveness, to better credit, to a tax policy that can be positive for attracting investors; in essence, to anything related to wealth creation.
• The transposition of the directive will therefore make it possible to offer better credit conditions in future, and to limit the risk of people taking on too much debt.
• This guarantee, covering the export as well as the credit risk, would give the company a competitive advantage, as it would minimise risks and result in better credit ratings.
• Some entities in these countries may have a better credit standing and a lower borrowing rate than the central government.
• It is also about providing European financial markets with better conditions for expansion and growth by providing a better credit market for small businesses through the efforts of the European Investment Bank and others.
• We would have to make changes in the banking system to ensure better credit and easier access to risk capital for new companies and for environmental investments.
• The plan focused on four key areas of work: improving transparency; valuation of financial products; strengthening prudential requirements; and making markets function better (e.g. through better credit rating policy).