Sentence examples for from public subsidy from inspiring English sources

The rest comes mostly from public subsidy".

But only a handful of the eight bidders for the three contracts believe they can ever graduate from public subsidy to become self-financing.

The remainder was paid from public subsidies.

An additional €3 billion comes from public subsidies paid by governments at various levels, including the EU.

Like most arts organization in Spain the space used to draw the better part of its income from public subsidies.

All this has convinced New Jersey regulators that it is time to wean solar energy from public subsidies altogether.

In his veto message, Mr. Christie, a Republican, also objected to a part of the law that would use some of the Internet gambling revenues to support the state's horse racing industry, which he has insisted be cut off from public subsidies.

At a time when work is expected to serve as New York's main antipoverty program, the study highlights the gap between wages that disqualify working parents from public subsidies and the income they need to be independent, termed the "self-sufficiency standard".

But Amazon has already been benefiting from public subsidies for years, in exchange for warehouse jobs like Geathers' that pay far less than headquarter jobs.

Rich people frequently benefit even from public subsidies for health more than poor people [ 17].

Financing of health services is mainly through tax based public subsidies' although the literature shows that the poor often do not benefit from public subsidies.