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61. Al Gore's presidential campaign repeatedly referred to his plans for tax credits as targeted tax cuts.

62. President Bill Clinton vetoed that, and proposed instead some small tax credits and tax deductions for higher education.

63. Leiser credits Franz Liszt with bringing him to San Diego.

64. Another problem is that community colleges have required students to jump through numerous, often complicated hoops to gain such credits.

65. Some analysts predicted only a small percentage of subscribers would take the trouble to request refunds or credits.

66. Trading in the credits is expected to start in 1994.

67. All 48 colour plates in this book were by Fred Mitchell, but the artist was barely mentioned in the credits.

68. Other recommendations: more status for vocational qualifications, and training credits for every 16-year-old school-leaver.

69. Landfill tax credits have been used to restore these ancient boundaries, and to improve water management on the site.

70. Applicants, providing that they are eligible to enrol on the programmes, may gain credits in respect of recognised qualifications and/or prior learning.

71. We intend to make training credits available to all 16 year-olds and 17 year-olds within the lifetime of the new Parliament.

72. It also provided for home responsibility credits towards the basic pension.

73. Offsets create an unofficial market in pollution or emission reduction credits.

74. To balance the tabular ledger the columns should be added across and down and the total debits should equal the total credits.

75. Specifically, we would like to see the extension of tax credits to cover the research and development work of large firms.

76. A developer could use historic preservation credits to finance a project there, he said.

77. Using the double-entry accounting system, the sum of the debits must always equal the sum of the credits.

78. Smith credits the popularity of professional beach volleyball for his sudden rise to fame.

79. Certain types of carefully evaluated professional experience are also eligible for credits.

80. Despite sweltering in the luxury of a fire blazing full on,(sentencedict.com) she received a series of credits on her budget account.

81. The erosion of investment grade credits, though, would raise the stakes for banks.

82. She credits herself with having made the match between Miss Taylor and Weston.

83. These figures would rise over the next eight years until all incoming students would be expected to have completed 16 academic credits.

84. So again, credit transfer would allow this student to gain the higher award on the completion of six more credits.

85. These ranged from providing training to workplace mentors and supervisors to tax credits for the wages paid to school-to-work participants.

86. This card-based account also incurs a ￡3 fee for counter transactions and a ￡5 fee for third-party credits.

87. We let law determine our morality and tax credits limit our charitable giving.

88. For Hazel Rodgers, a 78-year-old glaucoma sufferer who credits marijuana with helping to save her eyesight.

89. Not all tax credits are actually credits, says independent think tank, the Institute for Fiscal Studies.

90. Debits are entries on the left-hand side of an account; credits are entries on the right-hand side of an account.