Sentence examples for subsidies equal from inspiring English sources

Paris accelerated payments and tax reimbursements to small and medium-size companies; it deferred tax payments and accepted deductions immediately, auditing them later; it gave subsidies equal to almost a month's salary per worker so firms could reduce labor costs and inventory without losing employees.

The loss-making state-owned airline has sucked in subsidies equal to Cayman's entire public debt, Mr Barlow estimates.The Overseas Territories' economic problems are not as severe as those of independent Jamaica and St Kitts and Nevis, which have had to restructure their debts.

Apart from allowing healthy micro-lending firms to grow into rural banks, the Ministry of Finance announced in May that it would provide subsidies equal to 2% of individual loan books to healthy rural banks, lending companies and rural credit co-operatives which had expanded their overall loans last year.

Economists estimate that in this deal Foxconn receives subsidies equal to between $15,000 to $19,000 per job every year.

In 1998, the last year for which the company has issued complete financial reports, Cinar's total government subsidies equaled its profits -- about $15 million.

This year's economic-stimulus legislation allowed states and local governments to issue taxable bonds and receive a federal subsidy equal to 35% of the bond's interest.

Under the law, Medicare will pay a subsidy equal to 28percentt of drug costs from $250 to $5,000 a year for any retiree who has employer-sponsored coverage at least as generous as the standard Medicare benefit.

Under the Medicare law, the government will pay a subsidy equal to 28percentt of drug costs from $250 to $5,000 a year for any retiree who has employer-sponsored drug coverage as generous as the standard Medicare drug benefit.

Put simply, if the government lends at very favorable terms, then the borrower receives a subsidy equal to the discount the borrower received relative to a loan he or she otherwise could have taken out.

The State can co-finance the joint R&D projects of the universities and companies in a ratio of 1 1, so that means that the government can provide a subsidy equal to the sum the company spends on this project.

The tax credit is a subsidy equal to 50percentt of the cost of the qualifying trials.