Sentence examples for public subvention from inspiring English sources

Such measures may be important for controlling health expenditure growth, as many countries that provide extensive public subvention of health care (e.g., Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the UK) also use centralised decision-making to determine which services and pharmaceuticals are eligible for subsidies.

The awards include a publication subvention of $7,500 that is payable to the press that accepts the manuscript for publication.

The MIT Open Access Article Publication Subvention Fund was established in May 2010 under the guidance of the Faculty Committee on the Library System.

Subscriptions and Subventions: Publication subventions and journal and magazine subscriptions are not allowable.

The Fund does not support indirect costs or publication subventions and generally will not support visiting scholars.

Running at a loss represents the subvention of public goods.

Healthcare associated infections associated with multidrug resistant Gram negative bacilli have been shown to incur higher financial costs; although a significant proportion of which are subsidized by public funding in the form of governmental subvention in Singapore [ 7].

The author acknowledges the support of Virginia Tech's Open Access Subvention Fund to cover the publication cost.

(Comprehensive public research universities are, on the whole, likely better off due to their scale and state subventions, than described below. Specific units, such as their law schools, are not).

The justification is that the city sees "a return on investment of £32.10 per £1 of subvention provided", but this investment does not appear to have been returned to the city's strained public services.

I would tear up the Treasury subvention.