Sentence examples for credit it will from inspiring English sources

That regular, Gabriel Massey, said that when he redeems his credit, it will be for fish.

Unlike the former tax credit, it will cover all wind projects that start construction in 2013; they will not have to be feeding the grid by the end of the year.

Not only will the new system be simpler but also, by removing the means tested pensions credit, it will reduce disincentives to save (although interactions with other entitlements – particularly housing benefit – will not remove them entirely).

The Swiss bank said Friday that thanks partly to a 3.0 billion Swiss franc ($2.9 billion) tax credit, it will post either a minimal loss overall, or just about break when it reports its second quarter results on Aug. 12.

"In the case of Universal Credit, it will be open to the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) to charge a civil penalty if they think that the overpayment came about as a result of negligence by the claimant," warns Mr Williamson.

It took you a while to mess up your credit; it will take you a while to fix it.

But if you take a long-term approach to rebuilding your credit, it'll be easier to access a wider array of credit cards down the line.

In the region that the company serves in Pennsylvania, where state law requires electricity distributors to buy "renewable energy credits," it will buy the equivalent of another 6.5percentt.

So, if a bank has the opportunity to buy AAA-rated tranches backed by subprime mortgages and other risky credits, it will continue to do so.

Chief Executive Daniel Elliott wants to amass emission credits it will get from the California Air Resources Board CARBB) for selling zero-emission vehicles and then sell them to other automakers in danger of falling short of minimum requirements.

If we can extend these tax credits, it will mean six times as much to poor families than all the food that all the churches and charities can mobilize in one year.