Sentence examples for Public subsidises from inspiring English sources

Academic research shows that the public subsidises arms sales by between half a billion and a billion pounds annually - far outweighing any economic stimulus they provide.

An agreeable silence for Osborne and David Cameron, who still argue that the primary problem in Britain is that the public sector "crowds out" private enterprise, without ever acknowledging how much the public subsidises business.

National Union of Students president Toni Pearce said the move was "extremely concerning" as it would see "the public subsidising a private company making a profit from public debt".

Doctors in private practice who are paid on a fee-for-service schedule provide most ambulatory care, and most hospitals are public, subsidised by local governments, where doctors are salaried (in addition, some senior hospital doctors have private practice privileges).

Wasteful public spending subsidises an army of bogus welfare claimants.

These are sums that also reveal the extent to which the public purse subsidises low-paying employers.

The claim is hard to verify, as privately owned NFL franchises don't open their books to the public that subsidises them.

It is also unfair: the public is subsidising inept tycoons.Nanny finance has not created a national champion.

Isn't Scottish public spending subsidised by England, so won't the rest of the UK be better off?

Questions are being asked about why the public is subsidising the marketing expenses of pharmaceutical companies expenses that the public sector does not incur.

It's like allowing young people to hold hands in public, or subsidising the price of bread: it takes steam out of the pressure cooker.