Sentence examples for more subsidising from inspiring English sources

The government spends more subsidising fertiliser for farmers than on all public health care.

The taxpayer is paying around three times more subsidising private railways than when they were run by the state.

Last year the country spent $25 billion on direct subsidies to farmers, and billions more subsidising water, power and infrastructure.

If you work in the greater Paris area season tickets are ridiculously cheap and, what's more, subsidised by your employer.

Rich countries spend about 10 times more on subsidising their own farmer than they give poor countries in development aid and the average European Union cow receives more financial support than half the world has to live on.

The present anti-crisis measures are often geared more towards subsidising the inefficient.

Crudely put, social provision should be about protecting the poor more than subsidising the rich.

So the state is currently spending more on subsidising the rich's fuel than it does on health and education combined.

Those studying less lucrative subjects would have to pay more, or be subsidised more.

The government's aim is for the changes to release more cash to subsidise more training places.

A question arose as to whether it might be more appropriate to subsidise more than two cycles for women over 40 who had already had a child on the grounds that selection bias suggests they are "a more reliable bet".