Sentence examples for credits held from inspiring English sources

Using a novel trading strategy designed to exploit the tax code and accounting regulations, Compaq purchased what would otherwise be unusable foreign tax credits held by tax-exempt institutions, likely pension funds that held American Depository Receipts (ADRs) for international diversification.

But the catch is that they are being paid for by freezing tax credits, holding back public sector pay and increasing public sector job losses to 710,000 by 2017.

That is because the Council required that several million-dollar letters of credit held by the Democratic National Committee from a group of wealthy civic leaders backing the convention must be cashed before any of the new city money is spent.

All told, by escaping such contracts, Williamson has freed up $600 million in credit held by counterparties as collateral.

Social credit held that the poverty of the Great Depression was in part the fault of bankers, who kept the cost of credit, and by extension of production, high.

The Canadian crooner, to his credit, holds his hands up as to his motives: "I am the most festive sap.

This could create a serial shock to the system as reinsurers default on their collateral, leaving the banks that issued letters of credit holding the bag for billions in unexpected losses.

Interlinking weather index insurance with credit holds particular promise (Shee and Turvey 2012; Carter 2009; Hess and Syroka 2005; McIntosh et al. 2013).

Lawson, to her very great credit, holds her own in every scene.

As the story becomes more and more of a thriller, Ali, to her credit, holds her cards so tightly that the reader has a hard time knowing how the story will end.

I was told early on that to reach profitability, the question was not only how long would your money or credit hold out, but how long would I hold out.