Sentence examples for subsidised as from inspiring English sources

And science and maths graduates who become teachers will have their training fees subsidised, as would ex-servicemen.

The BNDES's loan book has grown substantially in recent years, and its rates are as heavily subsidised as ever.

The mountain ridges that corrugate the meseta are crowned by gigantic wind turbines an appropriate sight in the land of Don Quixote.The renewables industry is subsidised, as it is everywhere, but the country now gets 22% of its electricity from this source, and three of the world's five biggest renewables companies are Spanish.

He acknowledged that the numbers using the bus service were low, but urged for the service to be subsidised as the options open to travellers in the area were limited.

The bonds are implicitly subsidised, as they are guaranteed by the Government of Bangladesh, and still they are sold above the bank rate.

The families then contributed 30% of their monthly income to the rental costs, with the remainder being subsidised as part of the intervention.

He also defends his plan for asking employers to subsidise as many as 50,000 employees undertaking higher education.

To remove obstacles, governments need to make hard choices and think long-term by providing adequate maternity and paternity leave and high quality subsidised childcare as well as promoting employment policies that encourage women to succeed, UBS said in its report, Women as a force for economic change.

The group has since created tools for elections in 40 other countries, including Egypt, Mexico and Israel, and now the European Commission has subsidised one as well.

Meanwhile, CEOs and those in the FIRE sectors have seen their incomes grow by multiples, often subsidised at taxpayer expense, even as their reckless actions have left economic chaos in their wake.

We lose some of the profits it earns us, and then we have to subsidise it as well, from the very funds we have gained from the sell-off.