Sentence examples for in subsidising from inspiring English sources

He replied that it was pointless – incentives in subsidising countries were too strong to overcome; better to work on things with a chance of progress.

He concludes: "I have no interest in subsidising the policing of phone-hacking journalists or door-stepping reporters anymore than would the directors of Tesco... "When Lord Justice Leveson's recommendations are finally published, let's hope the funding of the PCC is more rationally thought through.

The select committee said it could prove impossible to maintain low-cost, six-days-a-week deliveries to Scotland's islands and vast areas of remote countryside after independence because of the sums involved in subsidising uneconomic deliveries at a uniform price across the country.

"The American system, by the way, is not some Ayn Rand fantasy: there is a role for government, not just in providing the rule of law and a common framework for doing business, but also in subsidising basic research," he writes.

On the whole, we in subsidised theatre aim to provide both entertainment and art - and often with a social conscience thrown in.

He also uncovered how many of the royal courtiers were living in subsidised expensive flats in the royal palaces - at rents lower than those charged by Westminster City Council for its tenants.

Critics, however, argue that the purpose of the plan is to justify charging taxpayers to fund an expensive project to divert water to California's agricultural regions, in effect subsidising agribusinesses in a water-scarce region.

By forgiving the poor world's debts, G8 taxpayers are, in effect, subsidising China's mercantile adventures in Africa.

But exemptions from VAT distort choices by, in effect, subsidising some consumers over others.

Tax campaigners say this means the UK is in effect subsidising the island to be a tax haven.

These small steps may just help shift a theatre culture that currently sees nothing odd in artists subsidising its success.