Sentence examples for increased credits from inspiring English sources

But the plan would also spend $20 billion to give increased credits to 25 million middle- and upper-income families from 2005 to 2007.

While those families, making between $10,500 and $26,625, could get the increased credits under the House bill, they could have to wait until next year and claim a refund when filing their tax return.

What Obama will get out of this phase of the bargain will be the continuation of all the minor parts of the "Bush tax cuts" -- increased credits and deductions, for instance.

Inmates would also receive increased credits for good behavior, and a judge, instead of a prosecutor, would decide whether to try someone as young as 14 in juvenile court or adult court.

The increased credits in the 6-year PharmD curriculum provide in-depth knowledge within special tracks.

"We have increased credit quality relative to a year ago," Mr. Fuss said.

Some Democrats want to see the benefits of the increased credit focused on lower-income people.

RBS Capital Markets said: "NAB's market update cites materially increased credit cost within the UK banking segment.

One sign of increased credit risk is a leap in the use of credit cards for cash advances, Ms. Boomstein said.

Mr. Joy said a rise in the financial sector could signal possible increased credit quality and earnings improvements in banks.

The banks are credited with electronic money in exchange for their gilts, which they then push out into the wider economy through increased credit.