Sentence examples for rate of subsidy from inspiring English sources

As in its draft report, the commission is recommending that the current childcare payments be combined into a single subsidy – the "early care and learning subsidy" – paid directly to childcare centres, with a means test and a work-hours test determining the rate of subsidy for each child.

The lower percentage among White Card holders likely reflects their lower rate of subsidy for pharmaceuticals.

The rate of subsidy in scenario (B) was calculated by applying the tax rate of £2.72 tCO2e/100 g product to the difference between the mean GHG emissions (0.41 kgCO2e/100 g) and the GHG emissions for each food group with emissions below average.

The Renewable Energy Association said the rates of subsidy for solar heating systems was too low.

The second is that bequests from one generation to the next should be subsidised by the government, with smaller inheritances receiving higher rates of subsidy.

Given that one of employers' chronic complaints about wage subsidies is that they are administratively burdensome and that some studies have found that employers do not claim subsidies for a large proportion of their eligible employees, this could improve the take-up rate of the subsidy.

Consequently, there is a certain range of subsidy rate being dominated under each scenario in terms of cost-effectiveness.

Among major emerging markets tracked by the OECD, China is second only to Indonesia in the rate of its subsidy growth.

Mrs. Clinton, who made the recommendations in a speech to about 100 people at an American Legion hall in this Albany suburb, said that the current formula reimbursed New York at the lowest rate of federal subsidy for Medicaid.

Those with lower levels of housing need could be offered an "affordable" rather than a "social" rent, with a lower rate of government subsidy.

The rate of generation subsidy - currently more than 14p per kilowatt hour for small schemes - is under review and could be reduced.