Sentence examples for have subsidised from inspiring English sources

FOR decades, governments from Egypt to Indonesia have subsidised the price of basic fuels.

Housing is far cheaper, there are no crazy school fees, and we have subsidised daycare".

Housing here is far cheaper, there are no crazy school fees, and we have subsidised daycare.

All have subsidised workers pushed into unemployment or early retirement by the collapse of communist-era industry.

By selling spare capacity, their customers have subsidised Amazon's investment in technology infrastructure that in turn benefits from future development.

France has the highest percentage of diesel cars on the road in Europe, as successive governments have subsidised the fuel, making it cheaper than petrol.

To reduce foreclosures, Mr Obama's administration has subsidised modifications of troubled mortgages by private lenders.

For 50 years, even with all the struggles, we have had subsidised art and regulated television.

Now, having subsidised the hardware in the race for digital, both BSkyB and ITV Digital are losing money.

In Japan and South Korea, two other countries with fast networks, the government has subsidised the laying of new fibre.

Also, the chairman, Dean Hoyle, has subsidised 15,000 season tickets for £179 – one of the cheapest season tickets in the country.