Sentence examples for called for discounts from inspiring English sources

The state passed new rules in May that called for discounts, though the amount of the discount has not been specified, said Debra Korta a spokeswoman for the Connecticut Department of Insurance.

Having stated repeatedly that his goal was to count the votes, Mr. Gore would seem a hypocrite to call for discounting them, they argued.

Instead, the attendants were showing off a banner calling for "Discount Fares Not Discounted Employees and Families".

The report, which was supported by groups representing pharmacies, pharmacy benefit managers and oncology practices, called for the discounts to be more narrowly focused.

A spokesman for the UK Green Building Council, which has previously called for council tax discounts for people taking up the green deal and gave evidence to the MPs, said: "This influential cross party committee has now added its voice to a crescendo of industry and independent experts, who have long called for greater incentives to boost demand for energy efficiency and the green deal.

Senator Charles Schumer has called for an investigation of discount buses, after a second Chinatown bus crash, last night, and the discovery that the driver who crashed a bus in the Bronx this weekend had had his driving privileges suspended and served prison time for manslaughter.

Both call for drug discount cards, to help the elderly in 2004 and 2005.

For other performances: $32 to $60; call for discounts for 62-plus, students and groups.

Tickets: $32 to $60; call for discounts for 62-plus, students and groups.

Begins July 9.Tickets: $32 to $60; call for discounts for 62-plus, students and groups.

Reduced liquidity means that some discount on underlying share values is called for.