Sentence examples for To subsidisation from inspiring English sources

While women choosing private healthcare are also taxpayers and hence entitled to subsidisation this subsidy needs to be associated with a requirement for accountability to the funder.

But would any government be willing to take on such a big shift to state subsidisation and risk the numbers not working out?

Care was taken to avoid double counting costs when combining both provider and household direct costs as certain costs were considered cross subsidisations, for example the admission fees paid by the household was a transfer of funds to subsidise certain provider costs.

This study aimed to address this gap by answering the following research question: what are the effects on health-care utilisation of a policy to subsidise user fees in the DRC? Specific objectives included assessing the short-and long-term effects of user fee subsidisation on health-care utilisation in a) individual health zones and b) for the entire sample population.

And we obviously view the subsidisation of the production of college graduates as a worthwhile contribution to long-run growth, again, understandably.Yet it's worth thinking about why it's absurd to argue that every state should try to subsidise up a local film industry but not crazy to support local universities.

Income cross-subsidisation was relatively well understood, with the majority of the population expressing their willingness and importance of the well off in society to subsidise contributions by the poorest groups.

As such, for user fee subsidisation to be implemented successfully there has to be long-term commitment and investment by international donors and national governments.

It was beyond the scope of this study to consider the issue of sustainability with respect to user fee subsidisation.

Indeed, one angry Canuck, Cenovus Energy CEO Brian Ferguson, complains that the pipeline plug results in "subsidisation to the United States consumer by $1,200£76464) per Canadian".

All health zones in the table above had 12 months data prior to user fee subsidisation.

As a means of addressing an ability to pay to increase community availability of vector control tools, subsidisation or provision to those who are unable to afford them has been suggested in other ITM studies (21).