Sentence examples for subsidise services from inspiring English sources
If they are used to subsidise services predominantly used by lower-income groups, such as buses, then the charge won't be seen as unfair.Advances in technology will help.
All, however, agree that the railways should be run on commercial lines and that, if the government wants to subsidise services, then the subsidies should be transparent.This simple conclusion has a number of far-reaching implications.
She added that local authorities had powers to subsidise services that they considered to be socially necessary.
It is also to ask the government if it can trial a 50p charge to free pass holders to further help subsidise services.
They also found that their workload was not clearly defined; that supervisors often prioritised facility-based responsibilities over community work and had no clear guidelines for supervision; that there are few incentives (beyond community recognition) for their work; and that CHWs were sometimes forced to use their own resources to subsidise services.
The cost of subsidising services for a few foolhardy souls could be better spent in potentially viable neighbourhoods.
It seemed ludicrous to have cash-poor struggling seniors living in half-million dollar homes and receiving heavily government subsidised services to keep them there.
"Is it fair that the council subsidises services for some people and not others, absolutely not," he added.
Iannucci's idea, outlined in his Bafta lecture, was for the BBC to aggressively market itself with paid-for subscription abroad – "prostitute itself to blue buggery" – which would help subsidise subscription services in the UK at a lower level than the current licence fee.
We have more money for new roads and fracking keeps its subsidy, but cuts to the local authorities who subsidise bus services.
He is a skilled rabble-rouser, and promises to subsidise transport, services, staple foods and medicines, in part by freezing top officials' salaries for the first three years of his administration.
