Sentence examples for state subvention from inspiring English sources

"Many of them see the financial benefits of this for England because once Scotland is gone then the state subvention from London is gone.

(Comprehensive public research universities are, on the whole, likely better off due to their scale and state subventions, than described below. Specific units, such as their law schools, are not).

The Office of the Cultural Site of Ambohimanga (OSCAR), created by the Ministry of Culture, has managed the site and its entrance fees and state subventions since 2006, when a five-year management plan was developed for implementation by the group's 30 employees.

Both solutions require an intensive follow-up of cost structures and of other policy measures (subventions), but given the infant state of understanding and experience segmenting markets may be best in the nearby years.

As regards EPTA, the report on the 1963 survey stated that, while the principle seemed generally established of providing a subvention equivalent to 12 percent of field project allocations, the proposed use of a more realistic costings base in the application of this percentage was expected to provide a relatively larger sum than at present.

State taxation provides about two-thirds of general revenue, with most of the balance coming from federal grants and subventions.

More critically, many Arab states object to paying direct subventions to the Palestinian National Authority, the de facto government run by Yasser Arafat.

Running at a loss represents the subvention of public goods.

Pandaemonium has been produced for the BBC with a generous subvention from the Lottery fund.

Should we be considering some kind of subvention to support Channel 4 in the future?

When it was mooted to the SNP's Nicola Sturgeon last month that Scotland win full budgetary independence – with no London subvention – she understandably blanched.