A Medical Care Development Fund was established to provide the private sector with financial incentives (subsidizing the interest on loans) to construct medical care institutions in areas with fewer medical resources [ 13].
Does it make sense to subsidize Ely's air service?
The Guardian, which is supported by the Scott Trust, established nearly eighty years ago to subsidize an "independent" and "liberal" newspaper, has lost money for nine straight years.
In 1985, he established the Better World Society, whose purpose was to subsidize documentaries on the dangers of environmental pollution, nuclear weapons, and the population explosion.
(The City Council's bill also established a $400 million housing trust fund to subsidize low-income housing development in neighborhoods where the 421-a rules do not require it; that provision did not require the State Legislature's approval).
The federal initiative was established after airlines were deregulated in 1978 to subsidize service to rural communities that airlines would otherwise abandon.
U.S. railways are privately owned and operated, though the Consolidated Rail Corporation was established by the federal government and Amtrak uses public funds to subsidize privately owned intercity passenger trains.
An arts patron, Mr. Lawrence tried to lure established artists of the time to his new community by offering to subsidize rents in the houses he was building.
The essence of the coerced speech doctrine, established in Supreme Court decisions going back three decades, is that government may not force citizens to subsidize the advocacy of a policy or point of view with which they disagree.
In addition to these set-asides, the measure seeks to establish two new funds: the Neighborhood Arts Fund, for artist residency programs, and the Ending Family Homelessness Fund, to subsidize case management services for homeless families.
