Sentence examples for fixed rebate from inspiring English sources
In 1975, the Australian Government introduced Medibank (subsequently revised as Medicare in 1984) a universal health insurance program, that set a fixed rebate for consultations and procedures.
Instead of price controls, Senators should embrace HHS Secretary Alex Azar's proposal to fix the broken rebate system.
Such dismal statistics have encouraged some voters to listen closely to the candidates' proposals to give tax rebates, fix the trade imbalance and increase the minimum wage.
To enhance progressiveness, there'd be a fixed monthly payment per person, called a rebate, or, if you prefer, a demogrant, large enough to ensure that low-income people pay no taxes on net.
This kind of "metering" is an efficient way of recovering fixed costs such as research.Another ambiguous tactic is to offer rebates to customers that reach certain sales targets.
You can get a cash rebate for fixing your L.A. sidewalk.
This rebate is paid for by the other 26 countries as a fixed amount of their gross national income.
Those problems (hopefully) fixed, the phone will launch for $150 bucks before a 50 buck mail in rebate, dressed in red/black, blue/black, or a brand spankin' new black/silver color scheme (pictured above).
With high fixed costs, Detroit needs to keep the metal moving, and does so with rebates and other incentives.
The Storm 2 fixes all of that ($180 from Verizon, with contract, after rebate).
