Sentence examples for subsidised cost from inspiring English sources

Sky will provide and install digital satellite receiver equipment for a subsidised cost of £40, or free in some cases, with "extra" Sky TV channels and the Sky+ digital recording service for two months without charge.

This is pitched as insurance that the subsidised cost of a phone is recouped through subscription, even though subscribers remain on the hook for cancellation fees that cover the subsidy if a service plan is cut short.The EU stepped in and capped roaming fees European operators may charge their customers.

Many patients chose to attend the government-funded hospitals because of the subsidised cost of care.

At this time, there were no national guidelines and different treatment regimens were typically offered on a subsidised cost basis.

The process of ART scale up in the private sector has followed a similar approach using an identical monitoring system; treatment is offered here at subsidised cost (approximately USD$3.55 per course of treatment per month).

Only the supplies of family planning commodities were continuously received from TUNZA project at a subsidised cost.

Roughly, the agreement goes something like this: "You provide an extensive welfare state, full employment and heavily subsidised costs of living, and we continue to support you, if only passively". Recently, many believed that this accord was crumbling.

Inequalities in cervical cancer screening exist despite the universality and subsidised costs of cervical cancer screening in Australia.

19 The cost of a full 12-week course of NRT if bought OTC is currently i $A165.95, while the subsidised costs are $A108.30 for general beneficiaries and $A17.70 for social security beneficiaries.

He also noted that there was "no such thing as free banking", because banks cross-subsidised costs by selling products such as the discredited payment protection insurance.

But the focus is now on smart cards, which would ration subsidised petrol to a few litres a week, with excess consumption being paid for at the cost of imports.The subsidised price will also be raised by a couple of cents, but some economists say the rise is too small to make a difference.