Sentence examples for credit contained from inspiring English sources

Details for the universal credit contained in today's bill are partly designed to reduce mistakes by making the system more simple.

In a sign of the speed of the Treasury about-face and the secrecy surrounding the chancellor's move, papers distributed on Friday for Monday's inter-departmental ministerial meeting on consumer credit contained no reference to the policy shift.

Second, since expenses from unlicensed childcare arrangements were eligible for a new childcare tax credit contained in the 2011 provincial budget, these interviewees felt that this new tax scheme further encouraged the growth of unlicensed childcare.

Confusion over the definition of a qualifying child appears to be a big reason that a fifth of all claims for the earned income tax credit contain errors.

The current tax credit begins to phase out after manufacturers sell 200,000 advanced-powertrain vehicles, but the proposed credit contains no such limit.

Enron, for example, was one of the credits contained in many synthetic CDOs, and its collapse will have led to losses for investors.

The video's Arabic-language credits contained a number of serious spelling mistakes, including the name of the group itself and its new media group Al-Urwah al-Wuthqa, and the overall quality was far lower than the videos released via the Twitter account.

The credits contain an insider punch line: the essay was written by the German cultural critic Walter Benjamin, whose brilliance offered no protection against his own subjectivity.

The Expendables 2 credits contain a dedication to Liu's memory.

In keeping with the band's then emergent anti-corporate stance, the production credits contain the ironic copyright notice "Lyrics reproduced by kind permission even though we wrote them".

The U.S. consumer spending boom is partly founded on record levels of domestic credit — and credit booms contain the seeds of their own undoing once debt service costs exceed income gains.