Sentence examples for agrees to discount from inspiring English sources

"To the extent that a provider agrees to discount its rates, the discounted contract rate is its 'charge' to those patients," the administration said.

Both firms agreed to discount their normal fees by about 20percentt, city and development corporation officials said.

Harcourt and Lippincott have agreed to discount the prices of reading the journals online, while the other four publishers will provide access free.

The company recruited law firms around the country that agreed to discount rates in exchange for electronic scheduling support, online documents–and a stream of potential paying clients.

The installment company even agreed to discount the price of the new fence.

But a temporary backstop was possible, along with a restructuring in which either 1) creditors agree to discount debt in exchange for warrants (for potentially viable enterprises) or 2) creditors agree to transform (possibly discounted) debt into new equity -- a new capital structure in which former shareholders are wiped out.

Some providers who have agreed to discounted payments from insurers may try to bill insured patients for additional fees, a practice called balance billing.

But starting late last year, Calvin A. Campbell Jr., Goodman's chairman, found himself agreeing to discounts of 3 to 10percentt.

Under that deal, the drug industry agreed to discounts and rebates that are supposed to shave $80 billion off the nation's drug bill over 10 years.

After attending hours-long meetings Thursday in New York with holdout bondholders, economy minister Axel Kicillof accused U.S. District Judge Thomas Griesa of creating a "judicial puzzle" when he ruled earlier this year that Argentina could not pay bondholders who agreed to discounts in 2005 and 2010 unless it paid the vulture funds at the same time.

When a medical provider is part of an insurance network, he agrees to offer discounted rates on services.