Sentence examples for credits issued from inspiring English sources

These are carbon credits issued to developments overseas that reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

That amounts to roughly 5 percent of the credits issued since 2009, but the percentage could rise as current investigations of other producers progress.

The report echoes but goes further than the government's own Climate Change Authority report from 2014, which found "some credits issued are likely to have been non-additional".

Because of an editing error, an article on Thursday about carbon credits issued for the destruction of a harmful byproduct from the manufacture of the world's most common coolant referred incorrectly to that coolant, chlorodifluoromethane.

At the moment there is little sign of that happening.Correction: The chart in the print edition of this article includes a right-hand scale that is incorrectly scaled in millions rather than billions of credits issued.

One Carbon Market Watch report estimated that "up to 70% of all offset credits issued from the [UN's] clean development mechanism between 2013 and 2020 may not represent real emissions reductions".

Credit issued by Italian banks fell in 2012 to the lowest level in more than a decade.

The decision lets Moody's rate credit issued by companies in foreign currencies, including dollars, at Aaa, the highest allowable.

These have found a clever way around credit ceilings imposed by the central bank, preferring to "confirm", or guarantee, deferred letters of credit issued by importers.

Chinese importers have long used letters of credit issued by banks for raw-material imports as a way of raising funds which they then use for other purposes.

Credit includes mortgages and is total credit issued by Swiss banks to Swiss.