Sentence examples for would rebate from inspiring English sources

Last spring E-Trade, whose supermarket is still tiny, disquieted higher-cost rivals by announcing it would rebate up to half of the 12b-1 marketing fees (a component of some expense ratios) and other supermarket charges to customers.

This way, only if a year-end "profit" exists would a rebate be declared, targeted or otherwise.

Chrysler has tried to resist the extent to which it is pulled into the price war but said last week that it would increase rebate spending to be more competitive with G.M. and Ford.

That is one reason Mr. Bush moved quickly, after an extended swing through the Middle East, to join Democrats last week in proposing a stimulus that would distribute rebate checks of up to $1,200 to 117 million families.

There would be rebates on all models except the Chrysler PT Cruiser, Dodge Viper, Dodge Dakota Quad Cab and Plymouth Prowler.

Belo said that big and small advertisers alike would receive rebates calculated using the same formula.

Last week we said that the Fair Tax plan endorsed by Mike Huckabee would involve rebates "to those who need them".

The state would seek rebates from drug companies that participate in publicly supported prescription programs, including Medicaid.

"If we had more contracts with the manufacturers, we would have rebates on more drugs," he said.

The so-called cash-for-caulkers initiative — modeled after the popular cash-for-clunkers program for old cars — would offer rebates directly at stores.

The newspaper, published by the Tribune Company, said it also would pay rebates if its circulation slipped below a guaranteed minimum, according to a letter delivered to advertisers.