Sentence examples for a source of subsidies from inspiring English sources

The reshaping of its fleet is seen as a victory for the company, which is listed on the London Stock Exchange and has struggled to shed its role as a source of subsidies for Russian airplane factories.

Owners primarily conceptualised forest management as preserving forests for future generations and considered "a good business opportunity", "an opportunity to earn additional money" or a "source of subsidies" less important.

In this way the carbon market may finally be a source of financing for tackling the problems of climate change within the EU and internationally, rather than a source of subsidy for power companies and governments.

There also is a need for a regular source of subsidies, so that operators do not have to return annually to legislative bodies to fight for survival.

Indeed, the Fed actually is a valuable source of subsidy and revenue to the U.S. government.

They think public schools should be run like corporations, with teachers as compliant workers, students as products, and the school budget as a source of profitable contracts and subsidies for textbook companies, consultants, and others engaged in the big business of education.

The Old Vic gets no regular public subsidy, a source of considerable frustration for Spacey, and Warchus accepted that more productions meant more cost.

Alas, attempts to reform the notoriously bureaucratic Universal Service Fund, the main source of subsidies to make landlines affordable, have gone nowhere.

Military regimes in Latin America (except Chile) had poor economic records; they saw the state as a source of cushy jobs for officers and subsidies for arms factories.

Rising energy prices in recent years and growing environmental concerns regarding traditional energy sources have resulted in increased demand for biofuels as a source of low-carbon energy (underpinned by government mandates and subsidies).

Farm subsidies are properly the domain of the new round of world trade talks launched in Doha last November, but are also a source of much hypocrisy.