Sentence examples for rebate of a from inspiring English sources

I doubt that anyone would say that a tax rebate of a few hundred dollars is worth thousands of dollars in consequential costs and expenses.

To reward note-holders for making that possible, Fairfield paid them a so-called rebate of a fifth to a third of a percentage point a year, according to documentation of those transactions.

A Rebate of a Rebate Don't ask the octogenarian real estate developer SAMUEL J. LEFRAK how he is spending his federal income tax rebate, the $300 check from President Bush's $1.35 trillion tax-cut plan.

References in this section to a plan providing a reward include both providing a reward (such as a discount or rebate of a premium or contribution, a waiver of all or part of a cost-sharing mechanism, an additional benefit, or any financial or other incentive) and imposing a penalty (such as a surcharge or other financial or nonfinancial disincentive).

The company was seeking a partial rebate of a $540,000 development fee that it had paid in 1984.

Withdrawal from Session A on or before this date entitles a student to a full rebate of Session A tuition.

Governments, schools and nonprofit groups are eligible for a rebate of $4.50 a watt.

California residents get a rebate of $3 a watt.

Out of the monthly £4.56, you have been receiving a call rebate of £2.55 a quarter, which means the facility has cost £11.13 a quarter.

In 1975, Gerald Ford responded to the recession that began in November 1973 by supporting a one-shot tax rebate of 10 percent of a taxpayer's 1974 tax liability, with a minimum rebate of $100 and a maximum of $200 (between $418 and $836 in today's dollars).

The first suit ended when Rouse agreed to rebates of a few million dollars to its tenants, while the most recent suit, accusing the company of rent overcharges and management neglect, was withdrawn last November.