Sentence examples for credits generated from inspiring English sources

By increasing revenues, such sales also allow producers to use more of the credits generated by their remaining interests.

It also has the right of first refusal for buying any credits generated by the remaining 29 million bulbs.

The I.R.S. investigation stalled deals to sell interests in synthetic fuel plants and the credits generated by them, because such sales are contingent upon buyers receiving new rulings.

Already, developers of offset projects in more than 20 states are preparing to enter the new market, which for now accepts only credits generated in the United States.

However, worried about the verifiability and permanency of carbon dioxide stored in trees, the European Union does not allow credits generated that way to be traded in its emissions trading scheme.

Under Carbon Gold's business model, the firm would supply the technology to farmers and others, and take a cut of the valuable carbon credits generated by each tonne of carbon they store.

The CDM has produced more than 1bn credits, generating $216bn for poor countries, including China and India, and helping spread low-carbon technology.

Tax credits generate the most complaints.

Aside from studies paid for "by economic development authorities and the Motion Picture Association of America," the Tax Foundation reported, "every other study has found film tax credits generate less than 30 cents for every $1 of spending".

The Thatcherite/Reaganite experiments were far too reliant on bountiful supplies of credit generated by deregulated finance, and accompanying property booms, to stimulate ephemeral growth.

Given the uncertainties about this recovery, companies are not doing that now, and temps, as a result, are less likely to spend as freely as regular employees or to qualify for credit, generating less demand than permanent employment would.