Sentence examples for subsidised production from inspiring English sources

The losers are not just American taxpayers but some of the world's poorest farmers, as America's subsidised production pushes down world prices.

Like many in the arts, he fears the impact of potential funding cuts: York Theatre Royal's West End hit The Railway Children began as a subsidised production at the National Railway Museum in York.

Like its British counterpart, Remploy, it is exploring employment opportunities for its clients that are cheaper than the heavily state-subsidised production lines.

How can the EU fight dumped and subsidised products?

She says the freezing of the carbon price floor means that wind energy will not be able to compete with other subsidised energy production - such as nuclear.

A combination of subsidised agricultural production in the US (propagated by the US Farm Bill), and increased processed food exports and FDI by US firms into Mexico have had deleterious impacts on public health nutrition [ 124, 125].

The developed world may need to encourage this by subsidising such activities or by refraining from draining _these protein sources from the developing world to support subsidised over-production in the industrialised countries (see Borgstrom, 1980).

The nuclear industry seems likely to win subsidised insurance and perhaps production credits.

Should the UN's leading food security agency prioritise helping countries boost their agricultural production with subsidised chemical fertiliser, or promote ecological farming practices?

Central to the Doha declaration are pledges by rich countries to stop the subsidised dumping of surplus production on world markets and start opening up their markets to developing countries' agricultural exports.

The Railway Children The subsidised York Theatre Royal production, which features a working locomotive, steamed into the old Eurostar terminal at Waterloo station in London in July, after a stint at the National Railway Museum in York.