Sentence examples for are subsidy from inspiring English sources
noun
Financial support or assistance, such as a grant.
- Manufacturing firms are supported by government subsidies in some countries.
The positive values are toll and the negative values are subsidy.
Second, the pork-laden provisions are subsidy programs, assumedly inserted to bring some congressperson's influential local constituent on board.
Explanatory variables are: subsidy supported shot price, operating years of the program, target population size for vaccination, shot location intensity, income and various public relations tools.
"Are subsidy cuts sustainable?
Low-income employees will ultimately cost less to employers without coverage (or without "affordable" coverage; the important issue is that their low-income employees are subsidy-eligible) than they cost to employers with coverage.
For the poor, there are subsidies.
When are subsidies helpful to an economy?
"Tax deductions are subsidies that are paid for by all taxpayers," Ms. Fleischer said.
It costs £90 to join but there are subsidies available for disadvantaged pupils.
For example, most payments for ecosystem services (PES) are subsidy-like government compensations not based on monetary valuation of nature.
There are subsidies for rice producers and consumers.
