Sentence examples for in search of subsidies from inspiring English sources
China announced tighter restrictions on electric vehicles and new-energy cars (the category of vehicles in China that includes plug-in hybrids) in January, but these were designed to discourage startups and other smaller companies from venturing into the market in search of subsidies when they couldn't deliver actual quality vehicles.
Yet as local governments are forced to gut domestic budgets in search of cost savings, clean energy subsidies have been some of the first projects to be targeted.
Across the city, entrepreneurs are opening new day-care centers or expanding existing ones, leafletting subway stops in search of poor women and their government subsidies.
Not only is the WTO theoretically in search of a permanent substitute for India's waiver on subsidies; it also pledged long ago to scrap rich countries' farm-export subsidies.
Rashid Sumaila, a scientist at the University of British Columbia who presented subsidies data to the European Parliament's Fisheries Committee last week, estimates that the global industry receives about $35 billion a year in subsidies, of which the biggest portion — about 20 percent — is fuel aid that allows ships to go farther and stay out longer in search of fish.
In a 1905 study* Royal Meeker, an American economist, explained how a system of subsidies developed under Elizabeth I. Rewards were based on tonnage of ship, and included "bounties" paid to fishing boats heading for the North Sea in search of herring.
In search of swans or some.
Then I went in search of Tomasina.
They came in search of — what, exactly?
In search of a great Mormon novel.
