Sentence examples for less subsidization from inspiring English sources

Thus non-eligibility or the abolition of the BHI programme did not necessarily mean that the control group received less subsidization.

Why not give Mr. or Miss Chips a gift card from Staples or Office Depot to help subsidize their subsidization of the school system?

This pre-paid iPhone would mean less in the U.S. where carrier subsidization rules, but worldwide, where pre-paid is huge, this could mean more big business.

For instance, with cross-subsidization, membership is based on ability to pay, and the rich will pay more while the poor pay less, thus the rich cross-subsidize the poor and vulnerable, the healthy cross-subsidize the sick [ 1].

"The cost of government subsidization of technology to change dependence on the internal combustion engine," he argues, "would be less than the military costs of defending Saudi Arabia".

Consequently, cross-subsidization in the tariff system distorts consumption decisions and make a country's industry less competitive.

We show that in practice, it leads, on the one hand, to offer less "commercial" transmission capacity than the physical capacity of the network, and on the other, to the cross-subsidization of line-pack services between high profile and low profile users.

Q. Don't Americans want health care reform? A. Two-thirds of the American people say they favor universal coverage, but the minute you start to spell out what that means -- subsidization for the people who are poor and who are sick, and that the plan has to be compulsory -- they are less supportive.

It also stopped the subsidization of research by banking revenue.

According to the article, what did Brazil claim happened as a result of the additional subsidization?

Taxpayers are growing increasingly disenchanted with this public subsidization for the benefit of private businessmen.