Sentence examples for rebate that from inspiring English sources

They are eyeing ever more enviously the special budget rebate that trims Britain's contribution.

Freestuffpage.com offered a set of odor-eater shoe insoles with a rebate that made them free.

Britain was fighting hard to maintain an annual rebate that was worth about €3.5 billion last year.

Roughly, his idea was to give all those reporting income below the poverty line a rebate that would bring them at least up to the line.

New and used car prices, for example, fell mainly because of a $500 "loyalty" rebate that was offered by General Motors, Mr. Jackman said.

In 1998, Canada enacted its production services tax credit, a rebate that gives payments to United States producers for 11percentt of labor costs.

And a second adult rebate that was available to people on low incomes who live with somebody not qualifying council tax support was scrapped.

The Bloomberg administration has also extended for three years a $5 million-a-year million-a-year million-a-yearanted by Mrentiuliani to coverebatethat's planning costs.

A footnote: One of Mr. Jeffords' colleagues, Senator Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia, also has returned some money -- his $600 rebate that resulted from President Bush's tax cut.

"It's like the rebates that started during the 1973-74 fuel crisis that never went away".

Effectively, he said, they found a way to qualify for rebates that were higher than the cost of the equipment.