Sentence examples for It subsidises from inspiring English sources
It subsidises fuel products a bit less than some of its neighbours: the fuel subsidy (ie, the difference between domestic and world prices) is likely to amount to around $500m this year, says a Chilean official.
It subsidises the creation of six-month contracts for young people, with the intention of creating 4,000 jobs a year.
Some argue that it subsidises its exports unfairly by giving exporters credit at cheap rates and by keeping its currency artificially undervalued.
It also does little good for the steel industry in the long run because it subsidises its inefficiencies, providing little incentive to become globally competitive.And the comparison to Smoot-Hawley is appropriate.
The extent of such subsidy is limited as the NHI uses a fee schedule of its own when it subsidises a proportion of private fees for patients and fees in the NHI private fee scale are invariably less than those charged for private treatment.
Dhawan believes the Punjab government is partly to blame for the groundwater crisis as it subsidises electricity for water extraction.
It will no longer pay for standard computers for disabled students, or for much of the higher specification IT it now subsidises.
Those enrolees should qualify for coverage, some of it subsidised by the government, from Wednesday, although administration officials and insurers are anticipating some teething problems.
For years it subsidised his regime with cheap gas and duty-free crude oil, which Belarus refined and re-exported; it stood by him when he rigged elections and cracked down on protesters.
"We can't let it subsidise the rest of the economy".A man, a plan, a canal, PanamaIt is too much to expect even such a huge project to solve all a country's economic troubles.
Luis's is just one of the myriad solutions to Cuba's perpetual problem: how to earn enough to eat.Since the Soviet Union collapsed, and aid to Cuba with it, subsidised rations have dwindled, prices of everything not subsidised have shot up, real wages in pesos have fallen by nearly half, and in dollar terms look almost invisible.
