Sentence examples for At subsidising from inspiring English sources

So, I think, Mr Weisenthal supports a policy aimed at subsidising green jobs.

In the runup to Christmas she can be bought for as little as $2.50, while stocks still last, following President Nicolas Maduro's bizarre effort at subsidising festive consumerism.

Britain is one of the main beneficiaries of EU science funding and the big five pharmaceuticals companies have been expert at subsidising research with cash from Brussels.

If not, why are all their fiscal policies aimed at subsidising working mothers and penalising households where only one person works?

Government policies have been mostly focussed at subsidising some of the additional costs associated with communication and information exchange amongst particularly private sector primary health care services.

But the resources are aimed not at increasing investment in productive activity, but rather at subsidising, for instance, buy-to-let investors speculating on future house-price inflation.

And while there is nothing wrong with high corporate prices at the top end supposedly subsidising those at the bottom, the reality is that in most cases the former has happened but the latter has resolutely not.

Empire State by Adam Christopher (Angry Robot, £7.99) Rad Bradley, down-at-heel private eye subsidising a costly divorce by taking any case he can, inhabits a misty, violent prohibition-era take on New York.

His six-week residency at Curve was a return to the city where he found his "voice", studying contemporary dance at De Montfort University, and subsidising his student days as a pizza delivery boy.

The matter at hand today is the claims of Tory grandees – notably, there appears to be a large number of swimming pools being attended to, which senior Conservatives stand accused of subsidising at the taxpayers' expense.

MANY Chinese cities are short of water, yet encourage wastage by selling it at heavily subsidised prices.