The plan agrees to make the same discount available to E that is available to other participants in the BMI program or the alternative walking program, but only if E actually follows the physician's recommendations.
The far more popular approach was to negotiate corporate discount agreements with equipment vendors like Compaq and Dell and make those discounts available to employees, according to Mark Margevicius, an analyst for the Gartner Group.
But they added that cheap tickets for "Once" were increasingly hard to come by, as the producers make fewer discounts available to large groups and day-of consumers at the TKTS discount booth, and instead seek to sell more seats at regular prices.
Pfizer and Eli Lilly, which issue cards offering discounts to low-income people on drugs they make, said that they would make the same discounts available to any holder of a Medicare drug card who meets their income limits.
"To give seniors more immediate help," the White House said, "the president is proposing to make a prescription drug discount card available to all seniors and to provide an additional $600 subsidy to low-income participants for their prescription drug costs".
This year, 200,00 brick-and-mortar stores have signed up for Singles' Day to make discounts available to Alibaba customers.
Kozmo.com recognizes them as Speakeasy subscribers by their Internet protocol, or I.P., numbers and makes the discounts available.
Noting that means-tested fines would probably be unlawful, he proposed that governments may simply be employing the familiar retailer's strategy of making price discounts available to potential customers who wouldn't buy without them.
In the six weeks since Amazon first made the discounts available to shoppers in Florida, the company said its Prime members had already saved "millions of dollars".
The discount travel sites made the discounts available to all travelers -- even business travelers, which are the airlines' bread and butter -- so even though the airlines were filling more seats, they were losing money.
The Fed has taken on much of that total, including lending a cumulative $1 trillion in overnight or short-term loans since March to primary dealers through its emergency discount window and making a cumulative $1.8 trillion available through its term auction facility, a series of short-term transactions it began making available twice a month in January.
