Sentence examples for subsidising from inspiring English sources

A fitting memorial to this much-loved man would be to stop subsidising the Commons bars.

In Germany, says the 42-year-old, there is no outcry about subsidising art forms seen as elitist in the UK.

The Strategic Rail Authority is apparently fed up with subsidising its losses of £1 million a year.

OCI found in 2014 that US taxpayers were subsidising fossil fuel exploration and production alone by $21bn a year.

The fact is, however, that income from international students is effectively subsidising courses and facilities for those from the UK.

Because as a young adult and first time voter, I don't want to be part of the problem of low turnout among 18-24 year olds that leaves us ignored and marginalised by politicians who focus on subsidising wealthy pensioners.

If you don't use public transport then perhaps you resent subsidising those that do.

What they ought to be doing instead is subsidising solar panels for houses, so households can benefit directly instead of this act of rural vandalism that has ruined the countryside".

And in the process they end up subsidising our failures, rather than rewarding our accomplishments".

Conservative Party manifesto (page 15): "We will secure the delivery of superfast broadband in urban and rural areas to provide coverage to 95% of the UK by the end of 2017, and we will ensure no one is left behind by subsidising the cost of installing superfast capable satellite services in the very hardest to reach areas.

Other countries that subsidise farming less will ask the EU to throw away its entire price-fixing, market-bending and export-subsidising rulebook.