Sentence examples for subsidies called from inspiring English sources

But the government argues that the budget for subsidies, called the Levy Control Framework (LCF), was in danger of being eaten up by the booming solar industry.

Publishing costs are relatively high and the newspapers don't reach the countryside; in rural areas, half the population is still illiterate.Soon after parliament approved the law, the government offered cash subsidies, called "capacity-building grants", to the country's newspapers.

Bettina Damiani, director of Good Jobs New York, an advocacy group that tracks government subsidies, called the deal one in a "troubling history" of taxpayer subsidies to sporting venues.

Last year the government cut solar subsidies, called Feed In Tariffs, from 43p per KW hour to 21p per KW hour.

Sipping Coca Brynco, a green soft drink made here from coca leaf, he vigorously defended his plan to lower fuel subsidies, calling them "a cancer".

A subsidy called the capacity mechanism - payment for guaranteeing supply - was meant to entice gas plants.

Under the Tories they received a further government subsidy called the assisted places scheme.

The government plans to replace FC with a more generous subsidy called the Working Families Tax Credit (WFTC).

The bills would create a new subsidy, called the "shallow loss" program, that would cover farmers for modest crop yields or price declines.

But city officials do not want to pay the operator more than the $3.1 million annual subsidy called for in a three-year contract signed this year.

The new subsidy, called shallow-loss protection, would act as a free insurance policy to cover commodity farmers against small drops in revenue.