Sentence examples for discount allowing from inspiring English sources

The south London borough of Sutton also revealed in a Freedom of Information Act response that it had sold off several flats at a 70% discount, allowing one tenant to buy a £173,000 home for just £70,000.

These financial schemes have led to complex profit-sharing arrangements with for-profit contract pharmacies and have created massive incentives for hospitals to buy up physician practices so that hospitals can increase the number of prescriptions that qualify for the 340B discount (allowing them to further maximize revenue from the program without patients necessarily seeing any benefit).

Longstanding rules prohibit companies from covering more than 39percentt of American households, but the UHF discount allows station owners to exclude certain stations that operate in ultrahigh frequencies.

These discounts allow the train companies to argue that average prices have not risen much.

The Justice Department said the unreported discounts allowed Parke-Davis/Warner-Lambert to retain more than $20 million in rebates owed to Medicaid.

Selling to dealers at jobbers' prices was called 'direct selling' and the dealers as well as the jobbers getting those prices were referred to as being on the 'direct list.' The list prices charged and the discounts allowed by petitioners have been practically identical since 1923 and absolutely identical since 1928.

Discounting allows calculation of the present value of payments that will occur in the future.

Processes like dynamic discounting allow companies to secure discounts that can be reinvested in research and development and funding to expand the business.

Clauses like valuation caps and discounts allow investors to purchase shares at a price lower than the prevailing price per share.

Discounting allows analysts to value current costs more than future costs given the opportunity cost associated with current relative to future expenditure [ 45].

But the government maintained last night that gas cuts were now only affecting 27 factories, and that all these had signed up to discount contracts allowing suppliers to interrupt their supplies in periods of high demand.