Sentence examples for a credit from from inspiring English sources

Maybe I could buy a credit from Amnesty International.

But neither of the trading scenarios envisaged in the white paper – a business that exceeds its baseline buying a credit from another business, or a business that fails to achieve all the emission reductions it has promised buying a credit from another business – would result in the government receiving money.

But Mr. Chertoff said, "We're convinced at this point all of the defects have either been cured or they're so immaterial we're prepared to take a credit" from Boeing.

Repeal of the estate tax would not just deprive the federal government of substantial income, it would also cost the states billions of dollars in lost revenue, since many of them get a credit from the federal estate tax.

In Lima, a resolution signed by Prime Minister Federico Salas said Mr. Fujimori "should stay in Japan until Nov. 22 to continue his negotiations to secure a credit from that country aimed at balancing the budget for 2001".

The report recommends helping the industry get started by offering a credit from 2002 to 2007, but it does not say how big the credit should be; bills already introduced in Congress would offer $2,000 to $4,000.

On Friday, Fitch Ratings downgraded Ambac to a double-A credit from a triple-A credit.

The Beehive state boasts a triple-A credit rating from Moody's.

General Electric Capital Corp. gets a triple-A credit rating from the credit-rating agencies, but even so, the cost of insuring GE's credit has tripled since early February.

General Electric Capital gets a triple-A credit rating from the credit-rating agencies; even so, the cost of insuring ge's credit has tripled since early February.

A similar impasse in 2011 cost the United States its triple-A credit rating from Standard and Poor's.