Sentence examples for rebate negotiated from inspiring English sources

The UK's headline contribution to the EU budget is reduced because of the rebate, negotiated by Margaret Thatcher in 1984.

The risk to Britain is that the budgetary costs of enlargement will focus renewed attention on the budget rebate negotiated by Mrs Thatcher.

That figure fails to take account of Britain's rebate – negotiated, incidentally, by the Brexiteers' heroine, Margaret Thatcher – worth the best part of £100m each week.

The £74m a week UK rebate negotiated by Margaret Thatcher is never sent to Brussels, which brings the figure down to £276m a week.

William Hague, the Foreign Secretary, said: "The rebate she negotiated for this country from the EU has brought us so far £75bn - which is twice the size of our annual defence budget.

"When it comes to money, the rebate she negotiated for this country from the EU has brought us so far £75 billion - which is twice the size of our annual defence budget.

"When it comes to money, the rebate she negotiated for this country from the EU has brought us so far £75bn - which is twice the size of our annual defence budget.

The reduced rebate was negotiated by former Prime Minister Tony Blair to help fund the EU's eastward enlargement.

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.

Because those rebates are negotiated individually and privately, they are difficult to measure.

The plan has negotiated rebates with T. Rowe Price and AIM Distributors, among others.