"governmental subsidies" is a correct phrase, and can be used in written English.
For example, "The government decided to grant additional subsidies to small businesses in the area."
But with tourism down, endowments depressed and, in many cases, governmental subsidies vanishing, museums are in need of new financing sources.
The Austrian federal government's decision to eliminate entirely its support, which constituted half of the company's governmental subsidies (the other half coming from the city) effectively put the Kammeroper out of business.
Direct governmental subsidies to religious institutions as the next step in national welfare reform may suit Mr. Bush's platform of compassionate conservatism, but they undermine the separation of church and state.
A coalition government formed in 1981 by the Liberals and the Social Christians pursued a program of restrictive monetarism and structural reform: the Belgian franc was devalued (1982), and the increase in the money supply was brought under control by cutting public services and by ending governmental subsidies to the old industries.
Michael R. Bloomberg yesterday released a new television advertisement in which he defended using millions of dollars of his personal fortune to finance his campaign for mayor, and he attacked his opponents for accepting governmental subsidies and "special interest" money to finance their own campaigns.
Helped also by an aggressive posture in terms of economic redevelopment by the McGreevey administration, the city has been the beneficiary of a $175 rebuilding fund, on top of the more than $400 million it receives every year in governmental subsidies.
The expenses of La Scala are met by a combination of ticket sales, a municipal tax, and an Italian governmental subsidy.
Specific circumstances are required to qualify for a governmental subsidy in Iceland.
With externalities in production, however, there is an unambiguous role for governmental subsidy of education, because it both raises GDP and creates a more equal income distribution.
Our framework accounts for technological adaptation measure, drip irrigation, with the context of variable yield and cost of water demand under governmental subsidy schemes.
If applicable, such conditions result in a governmental subsidy of approximately 2700 3600 USD (300.000 400.000 ISK), depending on the location of the user.
