Sentence examples for rebate first from inspiring English sources

Britain's Tony Blair and France's Jacques Chirac spent much of the week before the summit trading blows, after Mr Chirac demanded that Britain make a "gesture of solidarity" by giving up part or all of its EU budget rebate, first granted in 1984.

British officials say that it was never clear whether the UK's budget rebate, first negotiated in 1984 by Margaret Thatcher, would apply to these extra payments.

A jump in retail sales in April and May owed something to the tax rebates first sent out at the end of April.

He charges 35percentt of that rebate the first year, and 25percentthehe second.

I lived alone in a small pink cottage owned by the RSPB (home to a bird warden in the summer but usually empty in the winter), enabled by an unexpected tax rebate the first winter and an artist's bursary from Creative Scotland the second.

If there is a rebate for first time homebuyers being offered or some other sort of incentive that will be ending you should list your home prior to the end of these incentives.

One practical step the government could take to ensure sixth-form college students continue to receive a high-quality education is to introduce a VAT rebate for sixth-form colleges – this would bring them in line with academy and school sixth forms.

And they will rebate a third more ($20, in the case of a $400 loan) into a savings account, after six months, if you pay your loans back and don't bounce any checks.

After weeks of negotiation, the City Council approved a deal to rebate four-fifths of the hotel tax revenue to Terranea over 34 months, up to a total of $8.2 million.

The check is a rebate, the second of three annual $400 payments authorized by the State Legislature to line the pockets and calm the feelings of homeowners upset by an 18.5percenttaxax increase adopted at Mr. Bloomberg's request during a fiscal downturn a few years ago.

The remaining authorities are making other changes: scrapping rebates for second adults, for example, or reducing the savings residents may hold while qualifying for the benefit.