Sentence examples for credit designed from inspiring English sources

Other people prefer a job-creation tax credit, designed to reward firms for creating new jobs.

In 2005 the state introduced a very successful tax credit designed to lure even more film production here.

And the government's means-tested pension credit, designed to help today's pensioners, makes saving for many workers on moderate incomes a foolish idea.

In Britain, the means-tested pension credit, designed to help pensioners, has the perverse result of making saving for workers on moderate incomes a foolish idea.

The Saver's Credit is a tax credit designed to encourage retirement savings among low and middle income households; however, the credit's structure creates "notches", or discontinuous jumps, within a household's budget constraint.

They also propose collapsing the seven individual income-tax brackets into three and allowing more people to qualify for the Child Tax Credit, designed to help low-income working families.

Tax credits designed to stimulate investment in and production from wind farms expired at the end of 2013.

The informal system of swap agreements provides a mutual arrangement between central banks for standby credits designed to see countries through difficulties on the occasions of large movements of funds.

This will hardly be helped by cutting tax credits designed to ensure work pays – meaning thousands of families will be better off leaving their jobs and claiming unemployment benefit.

The lion's share of stimulus funding for technology development–$60 billion–went to energy, largely in the form of grants and tax credits designed to spur renewable energy and energy efficiency.

The ACA health plans have been the only ones for which consumers can use the subsidies, which are tax credits designed to help customers with incomes up to the middle class — 400percentt of the federal poverty line — afford the premiums.