Sentence examples for low subsidies from inspiring English sources

Italy, however, exhibits both low subsidies and many high-end handsets.

Richard Harrington, the energy minister, said the record low subsidies recently awarded to offshore windfarms emphasised the challenge for the French, Korean, Chinese and Japanese companies building the UK's new generation of nuclear plants to be competitive on price.

Uber has raised the hackles of regulators over their predatory practices and those aforementioned artificially low subsidies.

Similarly, houses that receive low subsidies or pay contributions are located in higher socioeconomic strata (that is, richer neighborhoods) and thus are associated with higher prices.

"Both in the U.S. and in Canada there are low cost spay and neuter programs and low subsidies," she said.

The receivers blamed the losses on increasing costs, low subsidies from local councils and falling passenger numbers.

However, low subsidy levels and negative stereotypes, advocates say, have restricted the ability of families to move into neighborhoods with more opportunities.

Those who bid for the lowest subsidies and/or highest franchise payments won the franchises.

He also likes Sweden's low-subsidy regime, which is less tempting for a regulator to cut.

A study of public broadcasters in 18 countries in 2009 found that Canada's had the third-lowest subsidy (after New Zealand and the United States).

In 1994, the Argentine government gave a 20-year operating contract to the company that bid for the lowest subsidy.None of this is to suggest that privatisation will solve all the problems of the tube and its passengers.