Sentence examples for provided rebates from inspiring English sources

The best tool to induce Americans to drive more fuel-efficient cars would be a gas tax that provided rebates for low-income drivers.

One reason was the "cash for clunkers" program, under which the government provided rebates of up to $4,500 for people who traded in old cars.

Later this week, for instance, antitrust regulators at the European Commission are expected to announce its fine against Intel over charges that the company unlawfully provided rebates and price reductions to customers while pressuring them to avoid doing business with a smaller rival.

But the SBC portion, which stands for System Benefits Charge, helped an entrepreneurial couple in Binghamton revive a foreclosed ice rink, created a $1 million-a-year cottage industry of energy audits for a midsize engineering firm near Albany and has provided rebates to at least 19 laundromats that bought energy-efficient air-conditioners and lights.

For example, he said, the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority provides rebates of $3,000 a kilowatt, up to a maximum of $7,500.

The plan provides rebates of up to $600 for individuals and up to $1,200 for couples filing jointly, with additional payments to families of $300 per child.

Drug makers are required by law to provide rebates to state Medicaid programs for low-income people, based on the "best price" they charge other purchasers.

And while Xcel does provide rebates to businesses that lower their kilowatt hours, the cannabis industry accounts for only a handful of such rewards.

(Obama's stimulus bill provides rebates of up to seventy-five hundred dollars to anyone who buys a Volt or other plug-in vehicle).

He added that the hotel would also be installed with energy-efficient fluorescent lights for which LIPA will provide rebates of about 30percentt.

Maine offers residents low-interest loans to help with repairs that improve energy efficiency, provides rebates to homeowners who buy solar panels and provides loans to low-income residents who have trouble paying their heating bills.