Sentence examples for many subventions from inspiring English sources

Efforts have been concentrated mainly in the field of applied solar and wind energy (generally promoted by many subventions), and geothermal energy played comparatively a less prominent role among renewable sources.

The proposed changes would mean windfalls for some and deep cuts for others: London councils fear they could lose £400m, mainly to northern boroughs.Though many countries' governments give bigger subventions to poorer regions, Britain is unique in the extent to which such grants are fine-tuned to allow for local variations in social, economic and geographic conditions.

Such measures may be important for controlling health expenditure growth, as many countries that provide extensive public subvention of health care (e.g., Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the UK) also use centralised decision-making to determine which services and pharmaceuticals are eligible for subsidies.

More critically, many Arab states object to paying direct subventions to the Palestinian National Authority, the de facto government run by Yasser Arafat.

When Bayern picked up Zickler for 2.3 Million DM many considered the sum to be a subvention for the financially threatened Dresdeners.

"Many of them see the financial benefits of this for England because once Scotland is gone then the state subvention from London is gone.

Finally, we are appreciative of subventions from Barnard College.

These outlays cannot be explained as subventions to maximize return from Internet Explorer.

Despite its name, it did not get subventions from the monarch.

Although "structural" state subventions are provided to French media, satirical publications have been excluded until now.

Later, however, in 1864, when he became a partner, his subventions were generous.