Sentence examples for start subsidising from inspiring English sources

The furore was started by the news that Japanese phone network Softbank was going to start subsidising iPhones, and offering them free with a contract.

It would fund the international competition in Bournemouth in the summer and we could start subsidising the costs of tumble training for the squad - the members currently pay out of their own pocket".

"If the health insurance companies start subsidising these devices, as it's in their interest that people keep healthy, this is going to be a massive industry.

Farming subsidies are continually under threat, but when the federal government started subsidising ethanol production and wind power, farmers realised that renewable energy offers new streams of revenue.

The federal government started subsidising corn-based ethanol back in the late 1970s in a bid to wean the country off imported oil.

The central government has recently started subsidising half the necessary investment and farmers qualify for interest-free loans at their bank.

This battle is raging over a name that Chapman himself was happy to set aside when John Player started subsidising his operations.

This is certainly true in the purely factual sense that when government starts subsidising or regulating an industry, it creates an avenue through which people could impose their moral or ideological views on others, if they were so inclined and could get the votes.

Turf wars The decider Reprints Related items Horse racing: Turf accountingMay 26th 2005 The Tote: Odd oddsOct 21st 2004 Horseracing: Fixed?Mar 11th 2004 Racing: HorsefeathersOct 30th 2003Wrangling between the toffs and spivs dates back to at least the 1930s, when gamblers first started to subsidise the track.

Then a few years ago the flow stopped – a lot of companies closed and France started to subsidise much less.

For a start, governments should stop subsidising it.