Sentence examples for discount terms from inspiring English sources

UNFI seemed to view Crispy Green favorably but said Hannaford's corporate policy required discount terms — 10 to 15percentt lower prices than the Crispy Green would offer other wholesale customers — to fuel special sales throughout the year.

What are the consequences for retailers of presenting consumers with such discounts, and what can retailers do to overcome detrimental effects of incongruent discount terms?

Money has been flowing to the largest banks on discount terms that appear to reflect the market's assumption that the taxpayer stands ready to protect them against collapse, say experts.

When modeling health co-benefits, the basic function of discount terms is to convert future health and climate consequences of a mitigation measure into their net present value by subjecting the stream of monetized benefits and costs to a discount rate.

In the results shown below the models were kept linear by expressing both the objective function and the constraints in undiscounted or discounted terms.

Note that, in a typical stochastic game setting and -learning, the updating rule in (5) should consider the reward of the future and add a discounted term of the future reward to the right hand side of (5).

For short run decisions, the effect of the discounting term e-σt is not important.

The list price for the planes is in the region of $11 billion, but easyJet says it negotiated a very substantial discount, the terms of which it is forbidden by Airbus from revealing.

This is when you may begin to discount short-term losses more heavily in favor of longer-term recurring revenue.

So it should balance its budget in present discounted value terms, not year by year.

Now, you could argue that we should discount short-term costs.