Sentence examples for Subsidizing communications from inspiring English sources
A major factor that could propel revenue growth in the second half of this year is AT&T's imposition of flat monthly fees on its customers to help cover the cost of subsidizing communications services in poor and rural areas and for schools and libraries.
For instance, should Science Support money go toward subsidizing some of the communications, given that communications is such an integral part of the science?
First, the Federal Communications Commission is moving quickly to reconfigure the Universal Service Fund, supported by fees paid by all communications customers, from providing basic telephone service to subsidizing broadband Internet for poorer and more remote Americans.
Some provinces, such as Gelderland, are actively monitoring and encouraging and even subsidizing local projects, but this depends on the province (personal communications Gelderland Province, 2013).
As Phillip L. Spector, a Washington communications lawyer put it, "It's hard to imagine the Treasury Department subsidizing the cost of set-top boxes".
Indeed, Jessie Schupack, the director of communications for Mr. Murphy's two Landmarc restaurants, said that "the customers who are paying full price are subsidizing the discounters," and added, "So how long does it take for patrons to think, 'Why should I ever pay full price?' " If that kind of thinking catches on, restaurateurs will start to wonder what kind of bargain they have struck.
Stop subsidizing stupidity.
Of subsidizing their health care?
Subsidizing corporate debt is just too risky.
"They are subsidizing those that do".
