Sentence examples for the rebates of from inspiring English sources

The new deals are also far smaller than the rebates of up to $5,000 a car that auto companies have routinely promoted over the years during inventory clearance promotions at the end of the season.

Around the country, dealers had put off the laborious task of applying for the rebates of $3,500 or $4,500, which requires entering the 17-character identification numbers of each vehicle to be scrapped, scanning images of proof of insurance and filling out other paperwork.

The rebate (estimated to be between $125 billion and $140 bil-lion) won't do any lasting good, something we should have learned from the rebates of both 2001 and the mid-1970s.

The rebate (estimated to be between $125 billion and $140 billion) won't do any lasting good, something we should have learned from the rebates of both 2001 and the mid-1970s.

For now, the only benefit in the offing for taxpayers is the rebate of $300 for individuals and up to $600 for married couples that is to be sent out later this year.

The rebate of up to 30% of the cost private health insurance is a $5bn expense in the federal budget.

Second, the law was introduced as a counterweight to trade-enhancing measures in Europe, such as the rebate of value-added tax on exported goods.

In particular, the rebate of 9 % given by manufacturers to get into the positive list was considered in the analysis.

When the rebate of 9% (entry rebated) or 14% (cumulative rebate based on the entry one and additional 5% based on sales) was incorporated into the calculation of daily drug cost, rivaroxaban was found to be much more cost saving alternative relative to VKA (-€468 and -€650 for 9% and 14% respectively).

Avendra passes along a percentage, but not all, of the rebates to its customers; it keeps some of the rebates to cover its costs and make a profit.

And when he's the buyer's broker, the seller pays him his commission and then he gives the buyer the rebate out of that amount.