Sentence examples for levels of subsidy from inspiring English sources

The UK government would be unlikely to match the current levels of subsidy.

In Europe high levels of subsidy, coupled with lower rates of college attendance, have insulated universities.

To ease the burdens of the insurance mandate, the reform proposals call for varying levels of subsidy.

A move away from onshore wind in England and Wales will further increase the average levels of subsidy required, raising household bills.

He said in future, under devolved powers, Scotland should have more responsibility, by which he meant if the Scots were to have further tax-raising powers the levels of subsidy from England should be reduced.

"The way to deal with this – and realise the savings the Treasury wants to achieve – is to have more onshore renewable energy, which requires lower levels of subsidy, and less offshore, which requires more.

This is because of unbalanced and what should be archaic rules that allow higher levels of subsidies and protection for rich countries compared with developing ones.

The government has justified the moves on the grounds that these new technologies can now stand on their own feet without the past levels of subsidies.

The last global trade negotiation the Uruguay round accepted high and asymmetrical levels of subsidies and tariffs just to get them under some control.

Connecticut residents who make 150percentt of the federal poverty limit or less -- $14,355 for a single person -- are eligible for varying levels of subsidies depending on what kind of fuel they use.

Improvement of the current landscape towards the social optimum would involve changes in pasture management resulting in higher gross margin for farmers, slightly relaxing current environmental restrictions, which could be reached at lower levels of subsidies in agri-environmental programs.