Sentence examples for block subsidies from inspiring English sources
The Germans and French object, for instance, to recent decisions by the commission to enforce competition policy and block subsidies.
Mr. Tobgay's predecessor, Jigme Y. Thinley of the Druk Phuensum Tshogpa (DTP), lost the recent general elections, which some attribute to India's decision to block subsidies on kerosene and cooking gas for Bhutan.
Josée Verner, the heritage minister in the Conservative government, said during an appearance before the Senate committee that the measure was not an attempt at censorship but simply a way to block subsidies for films that are "potentially illegal under the criminal code, such as indecent material, hate propaganda and child pornography".
The challengers in Burwell sought to exploit a drafting glitch -- a clause providing subsidies through exchanges "established by the state" -- to block subsidies to citizens in states served by federal exchanges.
Ten states using federal exchanges have asked the Supreme Court not to block subsidies for their residents, and seven states using the federal exchanges are doing so in formal "partnerships" with federal authorities.
"One miner... has expressed serious concern that, when the drop in the block subsidy occurs, it could trigger a chain of events that could lead to an inevitable hard fork.
After blocking subsidies to a Belgian steelmaker last year, he needed police protection.
Breaking ranks with the rest of the airline industry, Ryanair has repeatedly urged European Union officials to block state subsidies to airlines, however troubled they may be.
Breaking ranks with the rest of the airline industry, Ryanair has urged European Union officials repeatedly to block state subsidies to airlines, however financially troubled they may be.
On Friday, in Seattle, he said the United States would go to the World Trade Organization if necessary to block European subsidies for Airbus, the leading Boeing competitor.
In September 2011, the Cato Institute's Michael Cannon said the "Obamacare glitch" could block insurance subsidies in all the states that relied on a federal exchange.
