Sentence examples for proposal to subsidize from inspiring English sources

The latest proposal to subsidize banks, even small ones, makes great political fodder.

The proposal to subsidize anything is guaranteed to set off a culture war.

The 30-second spot focuses on Mr. Vallone's latest proposal to subsidize prescription drugs for the elderly.

Chris Jennings, the health policy coordinator at the White House, issued a study criticizing the proposal to subsidize pharmacy assistance programs run by the states.

The Democratic-controlled Senate shows no sign that it is willing to accept the core of the House Republican bill, a proposal to subsidize insurance companies to cover the costs of prescription drugs for Medicare patients.

Republicans said the same thing about Democratic proposals to subsidize health insurance premiums.

True, Mr. Gore's proposals to subsidize drugs and retirement savings are likely to cost far more than he concedes.

Mr. Schumer said it was "looking less and less likely" that Republicans would support Democratic proposals to subsidize coverage for tens of millions of the uninsured.

The Bush administration has refused to approve a New York proposal to provide subsidized contraceptive services to hundreds of thousands of low-income New Yorkers, placing Gov. George E. Pataki in a political quandary.

"Most policy approaches, including the Obama proposals, have tended to subsidize the demand for capital rather than the demand for labor.

The proposal would require the firms to subsidize research by independent research companies that do not also operate investment banks.