Sentence examples for credit bonds from inspiring English sources

Examples of tax-advantaged bonds include qualified tax credit bonds under section 54A(d)(1) and build America bonds under section 54AA.

Create $22 billion of new tax credit bonds for the construction and repair of public school facilities or to acquire land for construction of new public schools.

Yesterday a bipartisan school construction bill was introduced in the House that would provide $24.8 billion in tax credit bonds to modernize up to 6,000 of our schools.

Amtrak backers have proposed similar tax credit bonds to subsidize the railroad.

Nokia currently has two tranches of credit bonds outstanding: bonds of €1.25 billion euros at 5.5percentt maturing in 2014 and €500 million of notes at 6.75percentt due in 2019.

In fact, it should be possible to draft the provision such that it would raise sufficient dollars to provide meaningful aid to those community colleges that are doing the most to help students from working families – such as creating tax credit bonds for community colleges (yes, free tuition at community colleges – imagine that).

(f) A borrower, in lieu of such liens required by this section, may provide an irrevocable letter of credit, bond, or other form of security, as approved by CCC.

The cost winner here, iShares 1-3 Year Credit Bond (CSJ), has a duration of not quite 2 years (meaning: as much rate risk as a zero-coupon bond due in 2 years) and an average credit quality of A. Yield, per the SEC formula: 2.9%.

Obama was then presented with a chart of six stimulus policies — Making Work Pay, a tax credit for jobholders that was a centerpiece of his campaign; education spending; state fiscal relief; funding for the National Institutes of Health; tax-credit bonds; and Social Security and veterans'-benefits payments — with recommendations for cuts in the programs that would save sixty-one billion dollars.

The proposal would create a private, nonprofit corporation that would issue federal tax-credit bonds worth $80 billion, with $60 billion to be divided among the 50 states for road improvements and $20 billion to pay down the principal on the bonds over 30 years.

Obama was then presented with a chart of six stimulus policies Making Work Pay, a tax credit for jobholders that was a centerpiece of his campaign; education spending; state fiscal relief; funding for the National Institutes of Health; tax-credit bonds; and Social Security and veterans'-benefits payments with recommendations for cuts in the programs that would save sixty-one billion dollars.