Sentence examples for special rebate from inspiring English sources
Instead, a front-end-loaded, moderate tax cut, or even a special rebate aimed at working people with the highest propensity to spend, would maximize current economic impact.
Federalists mutter that this job should not go to anybody from Britain, which shuns the single currency, refuses to join the borderless Schengen area and always fights to keep its special rebate from the EU budget.
But Mr Kohl's bid, backed by the Dutch, Austrians and Swedes, for a special rebate like Britain's could foreshadow the most bruising EU row since Margaret Thatcher's famous cry, in 1979, of "I want my money back".
It also wants to replace the special rebate that Britain gets on its contribution with a standard payment, rather than a calculation based on a formula that takes into account the difference between what it pays in and what it gets out.
One hundred Volts will be offered to participants with a special rebate of either $7,500 (in addition to a federal tax credit of the same amount) for those who buy or $3,000 for those who lease, both courtesy of federal stimulus money.
The combination of these two factors tends to favour the status quo: poorer countries can keep their "cohesion funds", France protects subsidies under the common agricultural policy (CAP), Britain preserves its special rebate and big net contributors such as Germany hold down total spending.The EU budget has therefore turned into a shameful anachronism.
The British rebate, bludgeoned out of her partners by Margaret Thatcher's handbag-wielding in 1979-84, is the best-known, but the Germans, Dutch, Austrians and Swedes now all have special rebates of their own.
Our sources in the value-added reseller business tell us that Compaq, which has instituted special rebates for its servers, might be waffling on its discounts.
Price Fight CEO Michael Griffin says the goal is to "pick up on trends like limited time offers or special rebates that are otherwise hidden on many price comparison engines".
There is no special tax rebate for these cars: we buy them because we want to.
They are eyeing ever more enviously the special budget rebate that trims Britain's contribution.
