Sentence examples for need subsidising from inspiring English sources

But do people who can afford to save £20,000 a year really need subsidising?

It would force every user of coal, gas or oil to consider the economic implications of carbon emissions and remove the need to subsidise alternatives.

It would force every user of energy to consider the economic implications of carbon emissions and remove the need to subsidise alternatives.

With bogus indignation Cameron inveighed against the "merry-go-round" of tax credits – and indeed the state shouldn't need to subsidise misery wages.

We need to subsidise an improved rail system for a very good reason – it's an essential part of the economy".

This creates incentives for the middle class to live in high-density, multi-storey apartments that are starting to spring up around the stations – reducing the need to subsidise longer-distance, road-based travel by private car.

The land is derelict industrial or swamp – alarmingly low-lying – and if the government really feels the need to subsidise housing in the overheated south, this is a good place to go.

He also told LBC 97.3 Radio that believes the phrase is not a fair reflection of the prime minister's views, while defending the need to subsidise renewable energy.

"Sometimes I think, short of robbing a bank, what d'you do?" Currently, by giving out scholarships on academic and musical merit, and bursaries according to "financial need", Eton subsidises the fees of about 20% of its pupils.

First, it would be ethically wrong for tenants with general needs to subsidise other customer groups; and second, it runs against everything associations are doingto provide more homes.

You have to believe you have the potential and money is needed to subsidise long periods of low paid (or unpaid) work experience, to manage self-employment, contract-working or fixed-term working with different employers where payment is unpredictable.