Sentence examples for credit itself from inspiring English sources

The credit itself is claimed on Form 5405.

For many companies, the two reductions exceed the potential credit itself — meaning the business gets no credit.

Mitte's immensely popular Eismanufaktur (Auguststrasee 63, and two other locations; www.eismanufaktur-berlin.de) can credit itself as the godfather of Berlin's gourmet ice cream shops.

But Exelon says the tax credit is distorting energy markets because the credit itself is larger than the average value of electricity produced in the Midwest.

Besides the credit itself, his return includes no fewer than four versions of I.R.S. Form 1116, used to calculate the foreign tax credit, as well as related worksheets, which contain the information from the previous 10 years.

London MP Stella Creasy, who has led a nationwide "Sharkstoppers" campaign said: "The lack of real action again on the actual cost of credit itself will be a blow for many caught in a spiral of debt due to payday lenders".

The agency credits itself with keeping the housing market alive, but critics wonder about the long-range cost.

The much-vaunted "consensus" society, he notices, is absolutist in spirit, since it credits itself with total rectitude.

Innovations was launched in 1985, and credits itself with pioneering such technological breakthroughs as the radio-controlled clock and the recharger that revitalises ordinary batteries.

Mr. Silver and Ms. Weinshall said the city was incorrectly crediting itself in that total with $60 million that the Federal Emergency Management Agency had earmarked for Fiterman Hall.

Brazil supports the notion of awarding such payments for replanting in areas where forests have already been razed, but opposes the granting of such credits for "avoided deforestation" and in fact has itself passed up opportunities to take advantage of those credits itself.