Sentence examples for rebate policy from inspiring English sources

China's ministry of finance said it would continue to implement a tax rebate policy on steel exports to fund a costly capacity closure plan.

Using the status quo rebate policy in California as a reference case, we identify two alternative types of designs that are superior along all four performance criteria.

The company issued a new support page post this week, announcing the rebate policy, which applies to purchases made at authorized locations.

Labor would also remove the private health insurance rebate for policies that only cover public hospital treatment, which Bowen described as "junk" policies.

The shadow treasurer, Chris Bowen, also announced another $2bn worth of cuts, including removing the private health insurance rebate for "junk" insurance policies.

According to the journalist Ron Suskind, when Mr. Bush's economic advisers tried to tell him that the rebate was bad policy, he told them, "If I decide to do it, by definition it's good policy".

"The private health insurance rebate is a public policy disaster that has completely failed to achieve its stated objective of easing pressure on public hospitals.

Britain contributes a small fortune to the European Union budget each year (somewhere between £8bn and £20bn, depending on whom you believe) and that's after the hard-won common agricultural policy rebate secured by Margaret Thatcher in 1984 (when Britain was the second poorest of the EEC members).

We get a future reform that allows us once and for all to put an end to discussion about rebates, common agricultural policy, and get a proper budget for Europe.

We get a future reform that allows us – once and for all – to put an end to discussion about rebates, common agricultural policy, and get a proper budget for Europe.

He nominated the GP rebate freeze as the policy that hurt the Coalition the most.