Sentence examples for late rebates from inspiring English sources

The Avendra executive said the company would give back an additional $3 million in "late" rebates for 2001.

Automakers routinely publish their latest rebate plans on Web sites, while consumer sites like Edmunds.com and message boards on Yahoo.com abound with leads to the best deals.

Last October, Marriott returned an additional $6 million to hotel owners in late-arriving rebates stemming from that operation's closing.

Marriott also disclosed in the letter that it had kept $1.5 million in late-arriving rebates last year related to purchasing by Marriott-franchised properties through Marketplace by Marriott, Marriott's old internal purchasing arm that was dismantled when Avendra was formed.

Call this latest program "Rebates for Refrigerators," with the clear difference being consumers won't have to lug in their old Maytags to score a discount on a sleek new energy-efficient model.

For logistical reasons, the government spread the $38 billion in rebate checks over 10 weeks from late July to late September.

To wit, Microsoft's latest move to offer shopping rebates to people who use its Internet search service.

He said Delors "had also faced crises provoked by the United Kingdom", noting that in the 1980s the late British prime minister Margaret Thatcher obtained a rebate on its EU contributions worth billions of pounds every year.

Each operator sets its own rates, but passengers arriving one hour late are entitled to a minimum 20% rebate.

Last July, the Commission accused Intel of offering rebates to manufacturers, but these latest raids are about Intel's relationships with retailers.

"Please give me a chance to make the opening bell at the stock exchange," one Huntington passenger begged, while a rider from Long Beach asked for some compensation when trains are not on time: "Rebates if more than 10 minutes late".