Sentence examples for secure subsidies from inspiring English sources

Companies try to ingratiate themselves with government officials in order to secure subsidies, with little concern for users' safety or other needs.

Under the recently-introduced Energy Act and Electrical Market Review companies will be able to secure subsidies for power plants that need to be on standby when renewable energy sources cannot meet demand.

In an interview yesterday, Mr. Warrington took note of the political roots of the fiscal woes of the agency, which each year must secure subsidies from the governor and the State Legislature for its $1.14 billion budget.

A real estate developer, William B. Clarke, subsidized $50,000 worth of renovations to Mr. Walters's home, according to a second criminal complaint, which charges that Mr. Walters promised to help Mr. Clarke's company secure subsidies for an affordable housing project in the Bronx in return.

To his great credit, Nicholas Hytner used the Standard ceremony to point out that the National Theatre not only enjoys a secure subsidy denied to most others, but that it has been at the heart of local economic regeneration on London's South Bank.

But onshore windfarm installations have stalled since the government banned them from securing subsidies.

Almost all have secured subsidies worth hundreds of millions of pounds to provide backup power in coming winters, under a new scheme known as the capacity market.

This compares with the new Hinkley Point C nuclear plant securing subsidies of £92.50 per megawatt hour.

Put simply, this news should be the death knell for Hinkley C nuclear station". Along with three offshore wind farm projects, biomass and energy from waste plants have secured subsidies for low-carbon energy, with a total of 11 successful schemes in the latest auction.

Some of those who failed to secure farm subsidies for their constituents might have been vulnerable.

Their political representatives go further, claiming to be dreadfully marginalised, which helps them secure fat subsidies for their ferries.