Sentence examples for set subsidies from inspiring English sources

She noted that other countries had since set subsidies lower and issued stricter standards for solar plants.

Both Glenwood and Witkoff had significant matters before the state legislature — bills that set subsidies and tax rates that meant millions of dollars to them.

Prices are pretty good, too: estimates suggest that premiums for the second-cheapest of the "silver" plans, which is the benchmark used to set subsidies, have risen by an average of just two to five per cent.

Even the government acknowledges that the success of reform relies on ongoing efforts by the industry regulator to increase competition and expand the supply that is openly traded.There is a danger that the new reforms will fall short: as they fail to open up the wholesale market, price signals to help set subsidies will be unreliable and the opportunity to attract new investors will be limited.

Rather than a massive government-run insurance mega-program, Part D offers set subsidies toward the purchase of private prescription drug plans, which then compete for seniors' business.

The agencies predict higher premium increases in 2016 through 2018 for the "benchmark" insurance policies used to set subsidy levels in each local market.

In addition, health insurance companies in some cases will implement large price increases that could dissuade consumers, though prices for the health insurance polices used to set subsidy levels appear more stable, suggesting that affordable options will remain available, at least in many markets.

According to the European Environment Agency, an EU body not involved in setting subsidies, some biomass programmes could end up emitting more carbon than the fossil fuels they are being subsidised to replace.The wood for the treesThe underlying problem is the reverence accorded to renewable energy itself.

The farm bill, which sets subsidies for everything from crop insurance to milk production, expired on Oct. 1 after the Republican majority in the House could not muster enough votes to pass a new law.

But the Senate bill alters the definition of "typical" ― or, to put it as the health care experts do, it redefines the benchmark for setting subsidy levels.

We need to set aside subsidies for weapons dealers in favor of investing instead in our international goodwill.