Sentence examples for stimulus handouts from inspiring English sources

Holmes has his eye on A123 Systems, a maker of rechargeable lithium-ion batteries for cars and buses that should benefit from stimulus handouts (see story, "Battery Scramble").

Where does the money come from for Tarp (Treasury's program to buy bad bank paper), the stimulus handouts and the cash for clunkers?

However, that means I have to disagree then with Vahan's answer to a previous question on fiscal policy: All this suggests to me that another "stimulus" handout just before Christmas (or a promised one early next year that gives people the confidence to spend using their credit cards during the fast-upcoming holiday season this year) may not be such a bad thing.

This type of generosity may well be a virtue and the property market certainly relies on the stimulus from such handouts, but are parents leaving themselves open to financial hardship?

The budget passed for the fiscal year starting in April would pay for Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama's ambitious stimulus agenda, including cash handouts to households with young children and income support for farmers.

He talked of going to cities such as Detroit to explain how conservative policies from tax breaks to ending municipal school monopolies would bring more jobs and growth than seemingly generous Democratic handouts or stimulus plans for business that involve picking winners.

The government also plans a fiscal stimulus of infrastructure investment, consumer handouts and tax cuts worth around 3% of GDP in 2009.

They say voters will warm to the cash handouts and other planned stimulus measures like a lowering of highway tolls.

It's a testament to the incoherence of Cameron/Osborne that, despite a massive monetary stimulus into the housing market, and very generous handouts of government land to private builders, they produced a glut of luxury apartments and a shortage of homes for working people.

Just before Mr. Goh set the election date earlier this month, the government put in place a $6.2 billion stimulus package that includes tax rebates, construction projects and cash handouts.

Congress has to decide this week whether it wants to provide a real stimulus and help those hurt by the downturn, or give handouts to the people who need them least.