Sentence examples for potential credit from inspiring English sources

In 2006, Congress developed guidelines for potential credit ratings agencies to become licensed.

Because a potential credit downgrade has been widely telegraphed, most French officials do not expect significant damage.

For many companies, the two reductions exceed the potential credit itself — meaning the business gets no credit.

The new law extends it through 2013 and increases the potential credit for businesses that acquire other companies.

It soon tumbled to less than $6, as shareholders' lawyers scrambled to file class-action suits, and Moody's warned of a potential credit downgrade.

The consultant cited Mr. Willumstad's response to an underling who waited too long to point out a potential credit problem at a Citigroup unit.

The group estimated that potential credit-related losses for the financial industry had reached $945 billion as of March, a figure that Hugh Johnson, chief investment officer of Johnson Illington Advisors, called "staggering".

Last Friday, as other energy traders increasingly backed away from doing business with Enron and executives were faced with potential credit-rating downgrades that could have led to a shutdown of its primary trading business, Enron agreed to be acquired by Dynegy Inc., its smaller crosstown rival, for $9 billion.

Risk of ""windfall" credits, i.e. credits for no activity: Based on the available data (Fig. 1), we show that the forest management sink reported at EU level for the first 4 years of the KP-CP2 (i.e. 2013 2016) would result in potential credits equal to about 110 120 Mt CO2/year (or 70 80 Mt CO2/year, with the cap on credits applied, equivalent to about 1.3% of 1990 EU total emissions).

A complete list of potential credits can be found in the LEED Credit Library.

If your tax software is not updated to process returns using these new laws, you may end up breaking the law or missing out on potential credits on your return.