Sentence examples for partial subsidy from inspiring English sources

Those earning up to 175percentt of the poverty level, about $15,000 a year, would get a partial subsidy.

That proportion rises to 15% with a partial subsidy and 44% with the full proposed subsidy.Not everyone is convinced.

A second group of elderly, with incomes between $11,300 and $14,600, would get an unspecified partial subsidy for the cost of their coverage for prescription drugs.

Using a bioeconomic model, Laxminarayan found than even a partial subsidy of ACT combinations now "could save up to 25,000 lives every month".

Several HRCs have recently undertaken partial subsidy reforms [13, 14] and implicit subsidies have also fallen because of lower international energy prices.

This financing would contain a partial subsidy to the training of 'home' track students—a social training credit fostering and financing a supply response to nurse mobility.

His agency is considering applications for partial subsidies for projects that would, at a total cost of more than $300 million, add more than 1,000 apartments to downtown Hartford.

The Native Woodland Scheme (NWS) was launched in 2001 and provides support to landowners through grants, annual premium payments, and partial subsidies for deer fencing.

For example, partial subsidies have been provided by the government and free surgeries have been donated by charitable societies.

Many of the countries provided free vaccines, partial subsidies, reimbursements or national health insurance coverage to specific target groups and over one-third of the countries offered universal subsidy regarding the pandemic vaccine.

UNICEF has taken a leading role in shifting the focus in sanitation from a hardware fix to a package of services that combines latrine construction with hygiene and health activities, and from full construction subsidies to partial subsidies based on demand.