Sentence examples for as subsidization for from inspiring English sources

Hence, efforts to improve awareness in the population in high incident regions as well as subsidization for PEP treatment together with education of the medical personnel for storage and delivery of PEP treatment according to WHO recommendations were key to reducing rabies cases in these regions.

Also known as subsidization, this will be familiar to anyone who has a Sky TV box or a mobile phone.

What if we created some kind of subsidization for the artists, similar as in Europe, but a 2.0 version of it where the average musician talked about earlier can have his music flowing online while still paying his rent.

We investigate whether the pay-as-you-use principle of public finance should apply to education subsidization for children to internalize human capital externalities in an intergenerational model with endogenous fertility, leisure, and accumulations of human and physical capital.

Taxpayers are growing increasingly disenchanted with this public subsidization for the benefit of private businessmen.

Q. Don't Americans want health care reform? A. Two-thirds of the American people say they favor universal coverage, but the minute you start to spell out what that means -- subsidization for the people who are poor and who are sick, and that the plan has to be compulsory -- they are less supportive.

The manufacturer's payment to the contractor consists of a fixed amount along with cost subsidization for each maintenance operation performed.

It was determined that biomass has the potential to reduce heat costs, reduce the cost of electricity subsidization for electrical utilities, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and increase energy independence of remote communities.

Despite subsidization for health services by UNHCR for two thirds of the sample, cost appears to be a prohibitive factor.

This difference may be due to certain respondents misinterpreting the increase in capitation payments as an increase in premium payments, borne by individual enrollees, while in fact the increase in capitation payments would be a result of external subsidization for children, and not a direct increase in premium levels for enrollees.

Specialists can gain subsidization for travel, accommodation, equipment lease, time spent up-skilling and travel time for private specialists (or back-filling for salaried specialists) for providing outreach to rural and remote areas designated to have a service need [ 3].