Sentence examples for subsidies data from inspiring English sources

Rashid Sumaila, a scientist at the University of British Columbia who presented subsidies data to the European Parliament's Fisheries Committee last week, estimates that the global industry receives about $35 billion a year in subsidies, of which the biggest portion — about 20 percent — is fuel aid that allows ships to go farther and stay out longer in search of fish.

And it has continued to fund companies that had been punished for illegal fishing, according to an analysis of court cases and subsidies data by ICIJ.

The new subsidy data comes as the Senate continues floor debate this week on a new five-year farm bill.

The country hasn't reported any subsidy data to the WTO since, but analysts say that the figure has certainly grown (pdf).

Spain is home to the most heavily subsidized fishing fleet in the EU, subsidy data shows.

Federal officials said subsidy data for these consumers were not available.

Since 1995, just 10 percent of farmers have gotten 74 percent of all subsidies, the data shows.

We examine family and individual characteristics that predict low-income parents' child care use, problems with child care, and receipt of public subsidies using data from three demonstration studies testing policies to promote employment for low-income parents (primarily single mothers).

The Center's findings are based on a comparison of the known makes of semi-automatic rifles with state records and the "Subsidy Tracker" data base compiled by the Washington-based organization Good Jobs First.

The Environmental Working Group, a nonprofit research organization that has been critical of United States farm subsidies, obtained the data on the cotton program through requests under the Freedom of Information Act and assembled a database that will be available on its Web site (www.ewg.org) on Tuesday.

The input output price model is also used to quantify welfare impacts of energy subsidies reform utilizing data on consumption patterns of households classified per income level (from the lowest income, 1st group, to the highest, 11th group) and by area of residence, in particular, households living in rural areas and in urban areas (SSCU [2009b]).