Sentence examples for lodging subsidies from inspiring English sources

DOE's Office of Science independently found that a third PPPL employee had received lodging subsidies of more than $400,000 since 2002 for temporary assignment to the Massachusetts Institute Technology in Cambridge, where DOE also has a tokamak.

"It's unusual," says Michael Lubell, a lobbyist with the American Physical Society in Washington, D.C. Lubell notes that academic post-docs generally do not receive lodging subsidies when they are assigned to a national lab.

Four physicists from the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) in New Jersey racked up more than $1.5 million in lodging subsidies while on "temporary" assignment to other labs, according to a report released last week by the Department of Energy (DOE), which owns the lab.

MPs who prefer their own lodging would receive a small subsidy, but nothing for furniture, refurbishment and the like.

The challengers, libertarian lawyers who were among those who lodged the 2012 attack, say that means that the subsidies are not available to people who have bought insurance through federally facilitated exchanges, which vastly outnumber state-run exchanges.

On September 17th he made an apparently impromptu stop at a union convention in Ohio, hours after lodging a case at the WTO against China over export subsidies for car-parts (see next story).

The European Union has threatened to lodge a complaint with the World Trade Organization against South Korea over subsidies to companies like Hyundai Heavy Industries and Samsung Heavy Industries, which the union says can amount to 39percentt of the value of each ship.

Boeing puts the combined value of all the subsidies Airbus has received at $205 billion.Europe's response was to lodge a counter-complaint alleging that Boeing gets an array of subsidies from different American agencies ranging from America's space agency, NASA, to the Export-Import Bank of the United States (known as "Boeing's Bank") as well as tax breaks from several states.

Bregier meanwhile said that Airbus was still considering asking the European commission to lodge a complaint over what he described as cynical and possibly illegal multibillion-dollar subsidies paid to Boeing by Washington state in the US.

Each month, guests pay 200 euros, or about $250, a month for lodging and assistance from psychologists and social workers, and the province pays twice that as a subsidy.

It could be argued that the lodges receive a kind of subsidy from the neighboring TNR, but the lodges help protect the TNR, and entrance fees paid by the lodges fund the local parks budget many times over [1], with the excess transferred to the National Parks service (Servicio Nacional de Areas Naturales Protegidas por el Estado – SERNANP), a dependency of the Ministry of the Environment.