At the same time, the cost of compulsory education was subsidized from the national treasury.
"American producers face an inexcusable flood of dumped Chinese paper — subsidized from 10 to 15 percent of product cost," he said after meeting with workers at Smart Papers, a coated-paper manufacturer in Hamilton, Ohio.
Tine's global quota problem grows out of the fact that Norway's dairy sector, even by European standards, is regulated and subsidized from udder to supermarket shelf.
Instead of lowering prices for drugs, the Bush bill simply subsidized from taxpayer funds the private insurers who purchased the drugs.
Because they are "loss units" that have to be subsidized from other revenue-generating courses of study or other services, and that isn't a sound capitalistic approach.
This created an artificial separatist regime, which is de jure a part of Moldova, while in fact it is a military Russian springboard, fully subsidized from the federal budget of Russia and isolated from the rest of the world.
The late Aaron Swartz, a young Internet genius and activist affiliated with Harvard University, was caught downloading masses of scholarly articles (all publicly subsidized) from an open network on the MIT campus.
This route led from the university, often via advanced studies in France, to modernist administrative buildings and public institutions, and back home, riding in cars or buses to houses that were state-subsidized from the 1950s onwards, largely for the benefit of this category of earners (White 1985; Freund 2006; Lombard and Zouhoula Bi 2008).
To sustain a heavily fished population, recruitment to the local population must be subsidized from a reserve or upstream source on the order of the prefishery recruitment rates, which will not be sustained by a few immigrants (e.g., Cowen et al. 2003).
The latest example, Mr. Bloomberg said, was the ongoing politics-driven push to subsidize ethanol from corn.
