Sentence examples for rebate secured from inspiring English sources

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).

The "rebate" was secured in 1984 by then-Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, who argued that Britain paid far more into the European Union budget than it got back in subsidies.

He said there were other possible sources of savings, including a much-resented annual rebate that Britain secured on its E.U. budget payments in 1985.

IBM attributes this decrease to consumers being more digitally savvy, and better capable of using coupons and rebates to secure the lowest online prices.

She demanded "our money back" and secured a rebate for the UK, reducing our contribution and saving our money instead for vital public services.

It secured a VAT rebate, plus interest, from the revenue commissioners worth £472m over payments dating back to 1973.

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But the private insurers have not obtained discounts or rebates as large as those secured by Medicaid, the inspector general said.

Britain, which argues that farm subsidies mean it gets far less back from E.U. coffers than it pays in, is equally determined to preserve the annual rebate that former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher secured in 1984.

Pharmacy benefit-management companies, hired by health-insurance companies to manage drug benefits, negotiate aggressively to secure rebates that lower the cost of drugs.

Margaret Thatcher secured a large, permanent annual rebate on London's budget contribution in 1984, which remains a source of resentment for many E.U. states to this day.