Sentence examples for extending subsidies from inspiring English sources

It also recommended extending subsidies to in-home care such as nannies.

The Solar Trade Association lobby group has told the government that the industry's long-term survival could be guaranteed by extending subsidies for four more years.

The government, led by the Democratic Party and in power for about three months, announced a stimulus package of ¥7.2 trillion, or about $81 billion, Tuesday that focused on the household sector by providing support for job seekers and extending subsidies on energy-efficient goods.

Sales of cars, flat-panel TVs and refrigerators drove the gains after the government extended subsidies on energy-efficient goods.

The vote will come as Congress tries to beat a Sunday deadline to reach deals on a major transportation bill and to extend subsidies for some student loans.

But that ended last month, when Congress failed to agree to extend subsidies for the long-term unemployed, subsidies that had allowed the jobless to receive up to 99 weeks of aid.

William I encouraged the industrialization of the south, commissioning the construction of new roads and canals and the establishment of new commercial and financial companies; he also extended subsidies to promising industrial enterprises, frequently from his own private fortune.

After canvassing farmers up and down the state, Mr. Lyons has begun what he calls the first stage of a campaign to persuade the federal government to extend subsidies to the fruit and vegetable farmers of California.

In New York, fears that the impending shutdown of three upstate reactors would imperil climate change mitigation persuaded Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office to extend subsidies comparable to those given to renewables, to keep them afloat.

Toyota Motor was down 1.3% to 3,870 yen ($41.94) after the auto maker said Wednesday that it will ask the government to extend subsidies for buyers of its new fuel-efficient vehicles.

The Senate in March defeated a plan to repeal tax credits for the most profitable companies in the history of the world (OK, perhaps a slight exaggeration) and extend subsidies to give renewable some breathing room.