Sentence examples for subsidised support from inspiring English sources
It is ironic that the big six cartel is screaming so loudly about a temporary price freeze and threatening disruption of energy supplies, when it is itself so dependent on subsidised support from the government.
The idea that Scotland could keep the pound and the Bank of England and be subsidised and supported by the UK taxpayer having chosen independence is not going to happen.
Subsidised theatre supports commercial projects; large venues are sustained by smaller ones.
The three different methods represented in the 17 studies are broadly described as: free campaign distribution (nets are supplied at village collection points or delivered directly to the doorstep), free distribution integrated into routine services (typically antenatal care), and subsidised sales supported by social marketing.
Supporting children and families Children with disabilities belong with their families and have the right to an adequate standard of living, as well as subsidised or free support services.
Only refugees, meaning those who possessed documented approval of their refugee status, received subsidised treatment and support.
These findings imply that while the majority of households generally support subsidised CHF membership, the degree of support differs depending on the perceived benefits and the amount of subsidy under consideration.
Satisfied on those fronts, he then insisted that Congress should also reauthorise Trade Adjustment Assistance, or TAA, which provides American workers who lose their jobs to foreign competition with training, income support and subsidised health insurance.He appears to have won that as well.
This question measured determinants of the support for subsidised CHF membership for the poor.
Compared to CHF and NHIF households, non-member households expressed the highest support for subsidised CHF membership for the poor.
Therefore it more likely that support for subsidised CHF membership stemmed from altruism rather than self-interest.
