Sentence examples for restrict subsidies from inspiring English sources

To highlight pervasive themes, we attend to participants' responses to questions concerning (1) the key values that should inform potential ART subsidy restrictions, and (2) whether it would be appropriate to restrict subsidies on the basis of personal patient characteristics (including BMI, smoking status, maternal age, or number of treatment cycles).

Wren claimed in an interview that he was aware, early on, of a provision in the law that would restrict subsidies to those who purchased coverage on state exchanges.

If that really was their intent, why, then, would the authors of the law go to court to defend the precise opposite of their true, secret intent to restrict subsidies only to states that set up exchanges?

Supporters of the law say that even if Congress meant to restrict subsidies to marketplaces created by the state, no one warned state officials that relying on the federal version would deprive their residents of millions of dollars in insurance subsidies.

Doubtless Mandelson is conscious of EU rules on competition restricting subsidies which have been forcing post office closures, and is also concerned about raising money to offset the Royal Mail's pensions deficit.

Democrats on each side of the abortion rights issue are facing off over how tightly to write language restricting subsidies from being used for insurance policies that cover abortion, which suggests that some votes will be lost depending on the outcome.

It was the U.S. that urged other members of the WTO to agree to the global rules restricting subsidies.

Perhaps by making such opportunities available a limited number of times to each person, and restricting subsidies to jobs with training and growth opportunities, participants would use their subsidy strategically to enhance their labor market prospects.

Scalia wrote, "The [act] is a federal subsidy program, not a federal regulatory program... regulations directly restrict speech; subsidies do not".

Seattle voters approved an initiative in November 2006 to restrict tax subsidies for professional sports teams.

For instance, India saw a backlash against the government's decision to restrict fuel subsidies with widespread protests in Hyderabad and Kolkata, and lorry drivers in some European countries went on strike.