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151, Nicolaus Copernicus, the Polish astronomer noted for his revolutionary theory about the earth revolving around the sun, is often credited with a gastronomic achievement.

152, "Li was a handsome, honest and honorable young man, " said Yen. He also credited Li with paving the way for advancing the further research on wheat scab disease.

153, But, it is also interesting that Imhotep was known as a "Master Builder" and Architect, and in some accounts is credited with the design and building of the Great Pyramid.

154, Rudolfo Alfonso Anaya, credited as "the godfather of Chicano literature", is the first Chicano writer to gain international recognition.

155, IMF Credit Expansion credited expansion in Asia and the growing demand in the United SatesStates.

156, When this " no-par " stock is issued, the entire issue price is credited to the Capital Stock account and is viewed as legal capital not subject to withdrawal.

157, Billionaire Greek shipping mogul Aristotle Onassis is credited for kicking off the private-island trend in 1968 when he married Jackie Kennedy on Skorpios, his paradise in the Ionian Sea.

158, Rental income under operating leases is hereby credited to the profit and loss account on a straight-line basis over the lease term.

159, If the currency is returned to the Federal reserve, reserve accountsare credited and Federal Reserve notes are taken out of circulation.

160, So by visiting here, and also by setting up a foundation which helps biracial children, Hines Ward is widely credited as having changed the prejudices of a nation.

161, In the case of loans, the whole amount advanced is at once debited to the customer's loan account and credited to his current account.

162, The Bank shall determine whether refunds made to the Bank will be credited to the Loan Account for subsequent withdrawal or cancelled.

163, When stocks are purchased, the entire cost of purchasing stocks should be debited to the Marketable Equity Securities account, credited to the cash account.

164, An increase in net carrying amount arising on revaluation of fixed assets should be credited directly to Shareholders' equity under the heading Revaluation reserve.

165, Lucretia Mott's influence so significant that she has been credited by some authorities as the originator of feminism in the United States.

166, Cash over and short account is debited with shortages and credited with overages.

167, The Chinese are credited as the first to have drilled deep water wells.

168, The profit of $ 480 ( being $ 200 x 2.4 ) will be credited to his margin account.

169, He emphasized social action and is sometimes credited with having invented communitarianism.

170, When stock is sold for more than par value,(http://sentencedict.com/credited.html) the Additional Paid-in Capital account is credited for the excess of selling price over par .

171, As it is customary for a hen to cackle after laying an egg, the chicken raiser accordingly credited the cackler with all the eggs that had been laid.

172, Athens is credited through the Eurocentric perspective as the home of democracy as a political system.

173, At times clothing has been credited with properties far beyond that of a simple thermal insulation.

174, The accident was credited to carelessness on the part of the driver.

175, For them, the bank gives a check which soon finds its way back to the central institution as a deposit, credited to the account of some member bank.

176, Lucretia Mott's influence is so important that she has been credited by some authorities as the originator of feminism in the United States.

177, "Some excellent remarks were made on immortality, but mainly borrowed from and credited to Plato" (Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. ).

178, However, she’s an icon in the cool jazz genre and is often credited with being the original style influence for many modern day jazz singers.

179, Mung bean cake is credited back to halal food, using locally produced green beans and sugar, according to secret formulas mixed with.

180, Charlotte de Sauve has been credited as a source of the information that led to the execution of Marguerite de Valois's lover Joseph Boniface de La M?le and Annibal de Coconnas for conspiracy in 1574.