Sentence examples for monetary subsidies from inspiring English sources

"The voucher program at issue constitutes the type of 'direct monetary subsidies to religious institutions' that Justice O'Connor found impermissible," the Sixth Circuit judges said.

"The plurality opinion foreshadows the approval of direct monetary subsidies to religious organizations, even when they use the money to advance their religious objectives," Justice O'Connor said.

New York's proposed law would affect some, although not all, of the businesses that roost in malls and industrial areas that are deeply fertilized by city tax and monetary subsidies.

Allowances are monetary subsidies for additional expenses teachers may incur in their jobs and daily lives, including transportation, education of employee offspring, and general living expenses.

Monetary subsidies for private landlords or social housings were thus provided.

The monetary subsidy raises household income and therefore may reduce the need for an extra paid job, typically provided by the female spouse.

This suggests that, along with the monetary subsidy, the outreach, education and marketing of biogas benefits that occur with an organized governmental program are key to community adoption.

According to the International Monetary Fund, energy subsidies accounted for 8% of total global government spending in 2011 ($1.9tn, or £1.2tn), due mainly to the political appeal of keeping energy prices down.

Together they represent more than 10% of global country debt (both have had long go-rounds with the International Monetary Fund), and subsidies and corruption remain particular problems.

Tariffs and agricultural subsidies are monetary figures that can be negotiated.

Ukraine has been under pressure from the International Monetary Fund to reduce subsidies to domestic gas consumers to pare its budget and qualify for a bailout package.