Sentence examples for subsidised network from inspiring English sources
Behind them lies an intricate, subsidised network, the very existence of which, because of insane government policy, is currently imperilled.
What this bonkers government fails to grasp is that talent doesn't emerge fully formed overnight, and that the vibrancy of London as a theatrical capital depends on the national subsidised network.
The Globe manages to run an ambitious programme of Shakespeare and new plays, as well as a far-reaching educational operation, without a single penny of subsidy, yet all the skills, experience and passion that we build our achievements on would not exist without the subsidised network of theatres.
Ministers, alarmed at the rising bill for subsidising the network (currently around £4.5 billion a year), became determined to shift more of the burden on to passengers.
Yet after privatisation he is still required to stump up to subsidise the network.Nicholas MooreSt Ouen, FrancePolitical asylumSIR – Conservative proposals to reform the British asylum system are far from nonsensical and certainly not dishonest ("Lunatic", May 26th).
Price appears to be proving a bigger barrier to sales than anticipated as handsets in the UK are normally subsidised by the network operators, often to the point of no up front cost.
In a report released today, the ORR said breaking up the taxpayer-subsidised network could be achieved based on the model of the successful sell-off of HS1, and would return the industry's funding to "a sustainable footing".
A list of 32 possible social enterprises was compiled, based on a combination of an inventory done by a local network organisation subsidised by the Amsterdam municipality and our own Amsterdam UAS network.
Second shocker was the reminder that Network Rail is subsidised, by us, to the tune of Huge, and getting Huger.
In Japan and South Korea, two other countries with fast networks, the government has subsidised the laying of new fibre.
Finally, his price comparison of rail fares with Europe does not take into account such anomalies which exist on local networks outside the areas subsidised by the metropolitan areas.
