Sentence examples for value of voucher from inspiring English sources

The value of voucher is HK $17,510 in the 2013/2014 school year and will be increased to HK $20,010 per student per annum in the 2014/2015 school year (Education Bureau 2014a).

■ How to boost your points: Where Tesco triumphs over other supermarket schemes is the value of vouchers swapped for rewards.

The value of vouchers ranges widely, from about $1,500 a year for a privately financed voucher to up to $5,000 for a publicly financed one.

The evidence on the value of vouchers is limited.

One long tradition of conservative educational theory has stressed the value of vouchers as a way of decentralizing education and providing state subsidies directly to parents (rather than routed through local school systems) for their children's education.

The larger overall effect sizes of voucher schemes could reflect a higher perceived value of vouchers compared to a prize draws, in keeping with the literature [ 10- 12].

Last year he was going to convert Medicare into a voucher program where you could use your voucher toward insurance from a private company, but the value of the voucher was artificially capped so it would buy less and less health care over time.

What will happen with a voucher program for Medicare when a person's care exceeds the value of the voucher?

Successful schemes were those where the vouchers were awarded on an individual household basis (very important), the value of each voucher was over £1 (€0.60), and the shops or facilities they are valid for were within half a mile (with suggestions from the public that if usable at supermarkets they would travel further).

The level of the tax would determine the value of the voucher.

Unfortunately, the cost of the book was more than four times the value of my voucher.