Sentence examples for start subsidizing from inspiring English sources

Or it can start subsidizing it to the tune of $10 billion-plus a year.

However, he said, donors may soon start subsidizing private-market purchases of such drugs.

The proposal from the Federal Communications Commission to stop subsidizing rural phone lines and start subsidizing rural broadband connections is long overdue.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said that the state rules governing OTB spending were shortchanging the city, and that if the parlors were not closed, the city would have to start subsidizing them.

When Congress authorized the Medicare drug benefit, it also agreed to start subsidizing the drug component of employers' retiree health plans, to keep them from shifting their retirees into the government program.

And while it's hard to imagine a U.S. carrier getting terribly comfortable with such an application, the success of Apple's iPhone may persuade carriers to start subsidizing sales of more handsets able to pull off such tricks.

Egypt started subsidizing staples like bread, sugar and tea around World War II, and has done so ever since.

In the early 1950s, the Chinese government started subsidizing coal to fire furnaces to heat homes and offices, but only north of the river, where it is colder.

This is the first presidential election since taxpayers started subsidizing campaigns in the 1970s where one of the major-party nominees [Barack Obama] is not accepting public funds for the general election.

Many Berlusconi allies insist that development of Italy's poor south must come before the EU starts subsidizing new members.

But we can trace the roots of this problem even further, back to the 1930s, when taxpayers started subsidizing American agriculture.