Sentence examples for lower subsidy from inspiring English sources

Figures from the Office of Rail Regulation show that East Coast receives a lower subsidy than comparable operations.

Are they in fact able to continue with a very much lower subsidy or not - this is the point we need to get to".

The firm added it will now consider its options for the planned biomass conversion, which is still eligible for a lower subsidy under the renewables obligation scheme.

At its heart is a "focus on delivering customer outcomes at a lower subsidy cost", which could see northern Scotland disconnected from London.

A lower subsidy, they argue, would make it harder for many low-income and moderate-income parents to afford child care, which usually costs $4,000 to $10,000 per child per year.

A per-ha subsidy system is more cost effective and feasible than a per-Mg system because the former has significantly lower subsidy than the latter for each kilogram (kg) of N reduction and for each Mg of switchgrass harvested.

In Whitehall, DECC insists that renewable power must learn to live with zero or lower subsidies.

If oil revenues reduce in coming years, this would lower subsidies for food and fuel.

It calls for lower subsidies, not just to save public money but also to save water.

The rich would get lower subsidies, the sickest and poorest would get additional assistance.

Similarly, farmers in central Europe will for a time get lower subsidies from the common agricultural policy.