Meanings of rebate (rebated) in English

A board is rebated and filleted when two adjoining rebates are filled with a fillet.

Export revenue would either be taxed and then the taxes rebated, or simply excluded from income.

Lilly has said insulin is highly rebated, meaning that list price does not reflect the actual cost.

Uncle Sam rebated some $44 billion last year.

In Obama's budget, some revenues from the cap-and-trade plan are meant to be rebated to consumers to offset this price rise.

CGMI sometimes rebated the fees when requested, an internal review found, and procedures weren't in place to determine when they were appropriate.

The chemical substance discovered this week is the "drain-off" from a fuel-doctoring operation by racketeers who remove tax-rebated colouring from diesel.

As of December 31st, 2008, the SGIP had over 1,299 on-line projects and over 337 megawatts of rebated capacity.

To encourage orders, firms such as Madoff's often rebated a portion of their execution fees to brokers with large bases of relatively unsophisticated retail clients.

ING Direct has more than 500,000 Orange Everyday customers and last financial year rebated $12.3 million in ATM fees to its account holders.

"Yea, yea," said Ralph; "but I see that the spear-head is not rebated, so that we are to play at sharps."

They said it ignored the rebate that Britain received from the EU.

Drugmakers also must rebate the cost of any price increase above inflation.

Councillor Jamie Gough said the rebate was the right thing to do.

The road hauliers want a rebate in excise duty paid on fuel.

Those who come under that level will be entitled to a rebate.