Sentence examples for rebate practices from inspiring English sources

In its appeal, Mr. Manetta said, Intel was not asking the court to suspend the commission's demands to change its rebate practices pending the outcome of the appeal.

The European Court of First Instance, which would represent the next stage in the appeal process, has itself been strict in condemning discounts and rebate practices by dominant companies.

The court remanded the case but said the plaintiffs "cannot proceed without identifying one or more facts left out of Omnicare's registration statement," such as the claim made in oral arguments that an attorney had warned Omnicare its rebate practices might be illegal.

If it were the latter (and, again, to be clear, there is no evidence other than anonymous hearsay that this is happening), that could have antitrust implications, especially if this rebate practice extended to other ad agency DSPs.

A good place to start is the current rebating practices.

The rebating practices explain the otherwise inconsistent result of fast-growing list prices but flat-to-declining net prices – net prices are flat-to-declining because the rebates paid by manufacturers to PBMs have been growing faster than the rising list prices.

Some of that money goes back to promoters as rebates — a practice that Ticketmaster pioneered — but Ticketmaster keeps most of it.

In October, Lane determined that the Southern Pacific Railroad, one of Harriman's lines, was engaged in rebating, a practice of effectively giving special rates to favored shippers that had been outlawed by the Hepburn Act.

In another decision, Landis struck down a challenge to the Interstate Commerce Commission's (ICC) jurisdiction over rebating, a practice banned by the Elkins Act of 1903 in which railroads and favored customers agreed that the customers would pay less than the posted tariff, which by law was to be the same for all shippers.

There is no evidence to suggest wholesalers engaged in rebate and bundling practices that are common in developed countries [ 39, 40].

Bulletins, issued to standarize sale practices, criticized rebates as violative of the license agreements.