Sentence examples for credit return from inspiring English sources

But other experts and historians argue that as spending and credit return, so will yearnings to favor brands, fashion and novelty over practicality.

The credit returns federal and state dollars through credits or cash refunds.

Those liquidity facilities charge borrowers a penalty rate which makes them less attractive as private credit returns.

If banks are stabilized, he said, then credit returns and Americans can get loans to buy cars and houses.

However, Klein felt that Richard Ashcroft of the Verve had used too much of the original song, and he sued successfully to have songwriting credit returned to Jagger and Richards.

Again, consistent with the economic constraint paradigm of adoption models, access to credit returned an expected positive and significant marginal effect.

This is a tax credit, not a tax deduction, which means that you'll get the full amount of the credit returned to you if you don't owe any more taxes.

Federal and state historic tax credits return 20 and 30percentt of the total rehabilitation expenses respectively to the developer of a project in a historic district.

His credited return to the big screen was The Garment Jungle (1957), an exposé of efforts to keep a dressmaking company from unionizing; much of the film was helmed by Robert Aldrich, but he was fired and replaced by Sherman.

The president also asked for a change in the structure of electric vehicle tax credits, saying that dealers should get the credits, then pass the price reduction on to buyers who currently have to wait up to 15 months to see the money that tax credits return.

The company, which has offices in London and Farnham in Surrey, handles internal audits for CRC (Carbon Reduction Credits) returns for a growing number of business clients, and has been expanding rapidly.