Sentence examples for partial rebates from inspiring English sources

Families that paid no federal income tax will fail to qualify for the rebate altogether, and those who paid very little will get partial rebates.

For practical purposes, analysts estimate, a family of four with an income of $24,000 would receive no government payments at all, and families with incomes below $40,000 would at most receive partial rebates.

Murray, who lives in Flint's College Cultural neighborhood, said she's glad to be getting a discount, but said she thinks it's a little odd Flint residents are getting only partial rebates on water that is still completely unsafe.

But maybe Microsoft should be inquiring about getting a partial rebate on its $240 million investment instead.

And another 17 million, or 13percentt, will get only a partial rebate.

A spokesman for the opera house said that tickets were more expensive for the production because of the starry cast - $80 to $290 instead of a more typical $72 to $210 - and that ticket-holders would receive a partial rebate because of Ms. Netrebko's absence.

Apple eventually gave a partial rebate to those buyers, but it still was a curious move.

Immediately after an ecommerce transaction takes place, buyers are presented with an offer to take a survey and/or get a partial rebate on their purchase.

When Apple sliced the price of its iPhone by a third after only two months on the market, even loyal customers screamed, forcing chief Steve Jobs to apologize and offer a partial rebate.

These GPs usually operate from community practices, and are most commonly paid on a fee-for-service basis either by directly billing Medicare Australia (the body that administers the Medicare Benefits Schedule, Australia's universal health insurance scheme), or by billing the patient who can then obtain a partial rebate from Medicare Australia.

In addition, Congress should offer partial tax rebates on exported goods and impose equivalent taxes on imports.