Sentence examples for subsidized from from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the cost of compulsory education was subsidized from the national treasury.

It is run entirely by private insurers that are heavily regulated and subsidized from public funds.

Graduate students who are enrolled in a research degree program and who are not taking subjects are eligible to have their summer tuition subsidized from Institute general funds.

The difference between their rent payments and the actual phase-in rent for their apartment could be subsidized from building reserves.

"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.

Individual policies including those subsidized from the health law are generally less than 10% of any health insurer's business.

Right now, the government actively discourages the farmers it subsidizes from growing healthful, fresh food: farmers receiving crop subsidies are prohibited from growing "specialty crops" — farm-bill speak for fruits and vegetables.

And all but about 20 Division I universities have to subsidize from their general funds because athletics doesn't generate enough to cover expenses.

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).

Why would we buy unfairly subsidized steel from China and accept the headaches from bad welds and cost overruns?

Tuition, which is heavily subsidized, ranges from about $900 for preschool to $1,500 for high school, excluding board.