Sentence examples for subsidies of less from inspiring English sources

That initiative will give preference to developers asking for subsidies of less than $50,000 per condo unit and less than $75,000 per unit for those they turn into rentals.

The projects are supported by regional and central governments by subsidies of interest on bank loans, reduced taxes, and subsidies for less profitable enterprises (milk, eggs).

Our results indicate that 1) the vast majority of farmers are willing to trade off the size of the subsidy for less restrictive scheme requirements and that 2) the amount of the subsidy they are willing to trade off varies with specific scheme requirements, suggesting which features are most important for successful policy design.

A cut to a separate solar subsidy for installations of less than 5 megawatts was announced in July soon after support for onshore wind and a flagship energy efficiency scheme for homeowners were both scrapped.

It may be that the bipartisan progressive coalition is based more upon an appreciation of the power of subsidies and less on a shared concept of the public interest.

Owners primarily conceptualised forest management as preserving forests for future generations and considered "a good business opportunity", "an opportunity to earn additional money" or a "source of subsidies" less important.

The land on South Uist is so marginal and the plots are so small — an average of forty or fifty acres — that no one on the island today makes a living from crofting alone, despite substantial government grants and subsidies, and legally protected rents of less than a pound an acre.

After the dissolution of the Soviet Union and subsequent cessation of the state subsidies for collective agriculture, large areas of less productive croplands were either abandoned (Alcantara et al. 2012, 2013; Prishchepov et al. 2012) or the fallow periods increased (de Beurs and Ioffe 2014).

In Poland the results were even less encouraging: male beneficiaries of wage subsidies were less likely to be employed.

It is found that BIXI is operating in a relatively transit-friendly state, and subsidy by TTC to maintain a status quo in Toronto may be worth considering if the cost of subsidy is less than a conservative average reduction achieved of 2.43 units of transit-only user cost for every 1 unit increase of bike-sharing cost.

The effort of the Government to provide subsidy to parents with an income of less than RM 2,000 is highly commendable.