Sentence examples for policy credit from inspiring English sources
The Fed calls its policy "credit easing" to emphasise that, though its policy rate is almost zero, it is using different channels to ease credit and boost spending.
Along with fiscal and monetary policy, credit needs to be targeted on a scale that would get us out of our current economic mess.
At Capital One, in addition to a zero liability fraud policy, credit card holders have access to an account-monitoring program called Second Look.
Studies based on these two credit channels identify four supply-side determinants of bank credit: the macro-economy, monetary policy, credit to the public sector and bank characteristics ((Carey 1998); (Gozgor 2014); (Everaert et al. 2015); (Rabab'ah 2015)).
Seventy-five percent of the resource is estimated to be economic if the value of existing policy credits are fully capitalized, resulting in 6.9 million Low Carbon Fuel Standard credits.
Private analysts have also warned of weakness in Europe, despite the European Central Bank's effort to quiet markets by providing financial firms with unlimited low-cost, short-term loans — a policy credited with pulling down bond yields this winter.
The Fed chief talked about the board's approach to monetary policy, crediting its decisions for closing in on full employment and stable prices.
A whole life policy credits your account with a fixed amount of accumulation every year, regardless of the insurance company's investment experience.
The Italian navy proactively patrolled international waters between Italy and North Africa, rescuing boats deemed to be in trouble - a policy credited with saving hundreds of thousands of lives.
American International Group sold insurance policies (credit default swaps, in industry parlance) that supposedly backed up now worthless pools of mortgages extended to homeowners with sketchy credit.
Aides to Mr. Pataki give his policies credit for producing the decline, which they estimate will save the state $50 million in prison costs next year.
