(v) Promise to offer, or actually offer, to the Policyholder or the insured a discount or rebate on insurance premiums, or any other special advantage;

The old computer system is inefficient and slows down productivity.

This is a crude material imported from Malaysia.

the planned outlays for new equipment

I have broken off our engagement.

His grim expression scared me.

contractual obligations

My fifth-year junior school son has transferred into a school in Nagoya from Shizuoka.

With hard work and dedication, you can attain your goals.

His constant criticism undermines her confidence.

She got the job by virtue of her youth and enthusiasm.

the problem was to match receivables and payables in the same currency

I have an appointment at the clinic tomorrow.

Brian intends to strictly limit the money he uses.

China keeps down her dissidents very efficiently

an exceptionally quick and selective reader- John Mason Brown

he accepted the offer conditionally

The bureaucracy in this government is incredibly inefficient.

He conceded that he committed a crime.

You have the arbitrary power to make decisions.

scorecard : a record of scores (as in golf) ― you have to turn in your card to get a handicap

It is doubtful whether her song will become popular.

The deduction for charitable donations is a great incentive for people to give to worthy causes.

strategic weapon

the humanistic revival of learning

She persisted in her efforts to learn the piano.

Trim the fat off the meat.

the decimalization of British currency

he has a problem with urinary retention

I need a replacement for my broken phone.