Sentence examples for value of credits from inspiring English sources

"Implementing a cap on the value of credits claimed could help to support smaller rural and regional businesses that may incur higher fuel costs as proportion of total business expenses," the report said.

Deeper emission cuts would increase demand, and therefore prices, for internationally generated carbon credits, and make investment in new projects more appealing, as well as boost the value of credits in Europe.

Credit spend amount (value of credits that were spent in the app) 15.

With concerns about the rigor of courses and value of credits coming from other places, forming a consortium as these 16 colleges have done might help put some reasonable quality controls on that student swirl.

In 2010 debit-card payments amounted to only 11% of the value of credit-card purchases.

The trouble is, higher interest rates over all tend to cause the value of credit assets to fall.

At the end of last year, according to the Bank for International Settlements, the fair value of credit default swaps outstanding totaled $2 trillion, up from "just" $133 billion three years earlier.

In September the value of credit-card purchases fell by 1.7% compared with a year earlier.Returns have been hurt by tighter regulations.

"The huge value of credit-default swaps on Lehman Brothers, and the low price obtained in this auction, mean there are billions of dollars in obligations," said Eric R. Dinallo, the New York State insurance superintendent.

We can debate for a long time about the value of credit-rating-agency opinions, but the striking fact about Ms. Miller's reference to Moody's is that it exactly contradicts her on the current situation (see Moody's report).

The investigation stems from accusations that Deutsche Bank understated the value of credit derivatives positions beginning in 2007 that were worth as much as $130 billion in so-called notional terms.