Sentence examples for credit measures from inspiring English sources

So ITV's pensions deficit is likely to increase, putting further pressure on its credit measures," said Ratnam.

"We have calculated that would raise UAL's debt-to-capital ratio from 71percentto81percentcent and weaken other credit measures".

The chancellor's tax credit measures ensure that low-paid workers and poorer families will continue to enjoy some of the modest bounty too.

Echoing that, the Bank's monetary policy committee (MPC), chaired by Carney, indicated there was more easing to come this year and that it stood ready to expand the credit measures.

"By now these lawsuits were supposed to have stopped so that we can put in place a series of credit measures and use these bonds to reactivate" a stalled economy, the economy minister, Roberto Lavagna, said on Monday.

Standard & Poor's lowered the company's credit rating another notch below investment grade, to BB from BB+. "We had expected to see good improvement in operations as well as in credit measures," said Mary Lou Burde, a director of corporate ratings for the agency.

This includes systems such as time banks, where members of a system lend support among themselves, using a ledger to balance the units of credit, measured in hours.

He has taken some positions that have stirred concern among his supporters, like his approval of the expansion of Medicare to cover prescription drugs, an increase in farm subsidies and the child tax credit measure.

The group's president, Robin Leffler, didn't credit Measure V's failure with organized labor or their mail literature, some of which she said wasn't helpful.

Dr. Robert Press, chief medical officer at N.Y.U., credited measures like a partnership with the Visiting Nurse Service of New York and giving written discharge instructions to patients.

It's the tax-credit measures that should be permanent -- not the extravagant estate-tax break.