Sentence examples for permanent credit from inspiring English sources

It's pushing for tax cuts for its members: a lower rate, the continuation of existing loopholes and the creation of new ones, like a permanent credit for research and a tax holiday for overseas profits.

A permanent credit will be a significant help for business planning.

While the effectiveness of past credits has been questioned, a well-drafted, generous, permanent credit could do much to encourage companies to hire scientists.

Those favoring a permanent credit, a long list that includes Obama as well as business and academic leaders, say such policy lurches create uncertainty for companies doing long-term planning, making them less likely to invest in risky projects if they think they can't defray expenses.

Cissy, an accountant, prides herself on squeezing every penny until it screams, yet frequently goes on shopping binges that keep her in permanent credit card debt.

Typically, deposits made during the day are credited temporarily, then are replaced with permanent credits when transactions are posted overnight.

Different trading mechanisms have been discussed including different types of credits (e.g. temporary versus permanent credits).

Different to the tCERs, the carbon credits in the voluntary market are permanent credits and the liability is with the carbon credit seller, covered through the buffer.

But if bonds are too expensive to issue, the banks will respond by shrinking their balance sheets, thereby imposing a semi-permanent credit squeeze on their economies.

On that score, the speech, and the well-trailed policy proposals it contained, were nothing to get excited about: $50 billion in additional infrastructure spending, a permanent tax credit for research and development, and a temporary tax credit for firms that invest in plants and equipment during 2011.

Besides seeking a permanent research credit, Mr. Obama will call for expanding the simpler of two credit options available to businesses.