Sentence examples for subsidize operations from inspiring English sources
Advertisers are running away from old media companies and paying new media companies so little they can barely subsidize operations, much less make a profit.
In 1988, the first part of the Kirkenes plant was closed, and the mining company drastically reduced production because its owner, the Ministry of Trade and Industry, would no longer subsidize operations.
Once again, establishing a governing membership body funded by membership fees would probably limit the impact of this issue entirely because derived commercial value could subsidize operations costs and therefore reduce membership fees to the non-profit members.
Critics of Israel's policy toward the Palestinians said the United States was effectively subsidizing operations it regularly criticized.
Founders were subsidizing operations from day one, but could no longer do so by the turn of 2015, Eyerly says.
It demonstrates the central role of the energy sector in driving the production and circulation of water – for instance, by powering desalination plants, providing the investment capital for these complex facilities, subsidizing operations and consumer tariffs, and by negotiating access with neighbouring states.
Now, they are under vigorous attack by the Obama Administration and multinational companies, many of whom have heavily subsidized operations in Europe and Asia.
The companies were required to document their competency to be qualified for security and operation permits from the Norwegian Railway Inspectorate; and were not allowed to subsidize the operations from activities that were not subject to competition.
And Fiat cannot subsidize Italian operations with Chrysler profits, according to the company.
He has put about $35 million of his own money toward programs that subsidize those operations.
Under one such proposal, the city would stop making payments to the authority to subsidize the operations of a group of private bus lines that the authority took over at the city's request.
