The phrase "a subsidising" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "subsidizing" or "a subsidy" depending on the intended meaning.
Example: "The government is considering a subsidizing program to support local farmers."
Alternatives: "a subsidy" or "financial support".
Whatever the roots, the euro has made it worse.Belgium offers a worrying glimpse of what the euro zone might yet become: a dysfunctional, over-bureaucratic polity with bewildering layers of government, infused with a poisonous resentment between a dependent French-speaking south and a subsidising Flemish north.
The authors stress that science funding should not be seen as a subsidising activity, but rather as an investment in Germany's future.
The only one I can really see is the House of Lords, where I could be as deranged as I like and have a subsidised lunch to boot.
But the scheme relies on a social enterprise or housing association building homes and then, where a commercial housebuilder would take a profit, subsidising their buyers instead.
In 2005, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelOECDnt (OECD) suggested that its 24 member governments were spending more than $400bn a year subsidising energy, transport, agriculture, fishing and water.
They agreed plans for households to spend nearly £100 a year subsidising renewables and nuclear, but abandoned long-term carbon emission targets for electricity.
Hence, the policymakers should design an efficient subsidising system involving the selection of subsidised forest stands.
Progressives propose a new legal right for parents, once a child is a year old, to have a place at a publicly subsidised crèche.
"In Germany I often pay as little as €5 for a show in a state subsidised theatre.
It is clearly wrong for a member of parliament to acquire a second property with a mortgage subsidised by the taxpayer.
It was revealed in September that a billionaire Saudi prince received £400,000 a year to subsidise a farm where he breeds racehorses.
