Sentence examples for get subsidised from inspiring English sources

TONIGHT: - cotton farmers in this country get subsidised to the extent of $230 per cotton acre.

A few of the poorest punters (the ones who can jump high enough) will get subsidised seats in the stands.

People with severe and permanent disabilities can get subsidised taxi fares through Victoria's multi purpose taxi program.

The oldest canard is that the Gulf airlines must get subsidised fuel because their government owners are sitting on lots of oil.

Train companies that offer an embarrassing, uncomfortable service in exchange for rip-off ticket prices get subsidised to the tune of billions.

A white paper for the state's healthcare agency estimated that 276,000 will be able to get subsidised coverage through kynect (federal subsidies cover people with incomes up to 400% of the federal poverty line); another 308,000 will be eligible for Medicaid.For a relatively poor state like Kentucky, embracing Obamacare is a neat way to grab federal subsidies.

Still, it was pretty striking: the cast was massive (you'd never get theatre subsidised like that in the UK) and the audience was very, very young; mostly teens and twentysomethings laughing at the buffoonery and arse-showing comedy.

MPs on the Commons university committee said last September's decision to cut the state funding universities get to subsidise the fees of students on courses equivalent to or lower than qualifications they already hold - ELQs - was "insufficiently justified".

The German aerospace industry desperately wants the Eurofighter order and, to help pay for it, might return early some of the government loans it got to subsidise work on the (civilian) Airbus.

So now you might have to buy your own crutches, but you'll get your shotgun subsidised by the state.

"The Scots have not thought through the inequality of making taxpayers pay for clever students to study at the expense of the young person who doesn't get a heavily subsidised higher education".