Sentence examples for profitable governments from inspiring English sources

As they become profitable, governments want to stop subsidising them and spend that money on other priorities.

The sale of profitable government enterprises to strategic investors is not on the cards.

Founded by former Homeland Security secretary Michael Chertoff, it's filled with former national security state officials who exploit their connections in and knowledge of Washington to secure hugely profitable government contracts for their clients.

"You can think of this as Congress's paying banks to make very profitable government-guaranteed loans," Professor Gruber said, adding that although the subsidy was widely criticized, "no one wants to take on the banks".

Thomas Hancock had close relations with the royal governors of Massachusetts and secured profitable government contracts during the war.

In reality, the most common finance type is that non-profitable government organizations and profitable social organizations or individuals construct and operate utilities tunnel together.

Many Republicans ran for office declaring they would run the government, "like a business", a very curious claim since businesses are supposed to be profitable, and governments do those things that businesses do not.

With Western curbside recycling programs becoming less profitable, local governments are being forced to re-examine their programs as they struggle to balance budgets.

They are still profitable, because government subsidies make up the difference.

In some areas, if compliance with regulations prevents the building from being profitable, the government may be required to pay the building owner compensation or purchase the building from the owner.

Passed by the Republican Congress and signed by President Clinton in 1996, the law aimed to phase out subsidies but ease regulations and promote exports to make farming profitable without government aid.