Sentence examples for credits were set from inspiring English sources

Mr. Akerson said many of the subsidies and tax credits were set up during the Bush administration.

The solar and wind credits were set to expire next year, which would have put some renewable-energy companies in a bind.

For that, I'll give it a 4. It was almost a 5, but I'm deducting a point because the end credits were set to MGMT and I take final impressions very seriously.

Solar tax credits are set to expire in 2016.

The cuts in tax credits are set to come in the form of slashing welfare payments to working families with more than two children.

The credits are set at 4percentt of the basic cost of the low-income units for 10 years and can be used by the developer or sold to others, usually banks or other financial institutions.

The intense political debate over the three-year squeeze on benefits and tax credits is set to intensify as new figures reveal that 4.6 million women who receive child tax credit directly will be affected, a number that includes 2.5 million working women, and more than a million women who care for children while their partners work.

The tax credits are set up so that consumers will not have to pay more than a certain percentage of their income, ranging from 2 percent for those with incomes of up to 133 percent of the poverty level ($15,282 for a single and $31,322 for a family of four) to 9.5 percent for those with income of 300 to 400 percent of the poverty level, according to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.

Elliott insists he'll be able to turn credits into cash as California's minimums are set to rise and credits are set to dwindle.

These investment and production tax credits are set to expire at the end of the year, along with more than 100,000 renewable energy sector jobs.

Composer Elliot Goldenthal said that the final coda over the credits was set to music --sung to haunting perfection by the band Portishead's Beth Gibbons-- after the film was put to bed.