Sentence examples for receiving a subsidy from from inspiring English sources

Hartford public schools use their budget to educate their own students in the magnets, plus receiving a subsidy from the state of about $1,700 per Hartford student.

The two-story Borders store on 14th Street became the Hamilton, a restaurant and music venue by Clyde's Group, after receiving a subsidy from the D.C. government.

While this was a minority sport, anyone who did this without buying any games was, in effect, receiving a subsidy from Microsoft.

The complaint claimed that using the retail rate for net-metering resulted in ratepayers without rooftop solar systems receiving a subsidy from ratepayers with rooftop solar.

When receiving a subsidy from the Ministry of Economy, Labour, and Entrepreneurship, companies have signed contracts with Deloitte CE for the period lasting at least 2 years (24 months).

In the literature, the definition of a CHW states that they should work part-time enabling them therefore to subsist by performing agriculture or other work and possibly by receiving a subsidy from either the local community or the national health services [ 8].

When the PM next berates Jeremy Corbyn over a shabby suit, the Labour leader will be able to reply that, unlike Cameron, he isn't receiving a subsidy for it from the party.

He argued a case called Rosenberger v. the University of Virginia, which involved a university rule that allowed all journals of student opinion except for those with a religious perspective to receive a subsidy from a student-activities fee.

"If we get an arrest report and the charge on the arrest report is an offense that will end somebody's eligibility to continue to receive a subsidy from the federal government, we pursue it," he said.

The M.T.A. blames the county, saying that Nassau receives a subsidy from the authority that other suburban counties, like Suffolk and Westchester, do not get, and now belatedly needs to pay its fair share.

His parents, the late Ruth and Edward Brecher, were freelance writers and they received a subsidy from Popular Science magazine in the early 1950's to build the tree house and write about it, Mr. Brecher said.