Sentence examples for a full subsidy from inspiring English sources

Since you're paying so much no matter what phone you have, it makes sense to upgrade as soon as you're eligible for a full subsidy.

Alternatively, our finding may be interpreted as saying that anything less than a full subsidy will result in more internal hiring.

This raises questions about why the sentiments towards a full subsidy would differ between countries of similar developing country context.

This might explain the relatively poor uptake of low-cost option 1, despite a full subsidy for those in the lower-salary categories.

The qualifying levels for the premium subsidy in the benefit period July 1st 1995 until June 30th 1996 were based on the 1994 adjusted taxable balance; a family with a taxable income of $7,500 or less received a full subsidy, a partial subsidy was granted if the income was between $7,501 and $12,620 [ 16].

A better understanding of the underlying reasons for supporting a partial rather than full subsidy is required.

Furthermore the majority of households favour a partial rather than full subsidy for the poor.

Moreover, the quantitative approach used meant that the study did not capture the diverse beliefs about solidarity, for instance the motive behind support for a partial rather than full subsidy, willingness to accept and contribute towards its achievement, the specific amount people would be willing to contribute, and the responsibility for assisting the poor to access health care.

But Mr Houthi is holding out for the full subsidy and a bigger role in the new government.

Under the first version of the bill, a veteran who served for a minimum of three years after Sept. 11, 2001 received a full tuition subsidy from the government if they enrolled at a public college.

So the Chevrolet Volt, scheduled to go on sale in late 2010 with a 16 kilowatt-hour pack, would presumably qualify for the full subsidy.