Sentence examples for subsidising it from inspiring English sources

For a start, governments should stop subsidising it.

He could no doubt promote much more research spending by subsidising it across the board.

We managed to build our stadium by subsidising it with our own resources.

Some of them are, maybe rightly, supporting violence in their own country (Winnie Mandela) or subsidising it in neighbouring Nicaragua (Ronald Reagan).

Cummings tweeted: "The school maintenance capital budget is subsidising it – so a bunch of roofs stay leaky to pay for it".

Readers and advertisers decide whether they like those values and objectives enough to invest their money in buying or subsidising it.

Is it your contention that selection by academic ability should be applied in primary as well as secondary schools, or that private prepara-tory schools should be subsidised?It is not surprising that a large proportion of parents would educate their children privately if they could afford to.

If it wants to teach something expensive, it can raise the money from fees, or from outside donors, or subsidise it from its endowment.

The Iraqi regime regards the food ration as the main carrot in its arsenal of carrots and sticks, and subsidised it out of its "own" funds for six years before "oil for food" began.The charge also misunderstands the nature of Iraq's humanitarian crisis.

The university itself contends that the consumer-sentiment survey is just one of many forms of sponsored research that would never be done at all were there not outsiders willing to subsidise it, and that its wide distribution does provide a public benefit.

Better to make entrepreneurialism pay than to subsidise it.