Sentence examples for subsidized position from inspiring English sources

Instead, like several thousand of 30,000 recipients who reached the limit of welfare benefits on Dec. 2, she was offered a temporary, subsidized position as a Parks Department laborer and told that if she refused, her family would lose all aid.

The privately-funded "Platform to Employment" in Connecticut (now expanding to ten more locations) subsidizes positions for long-term unemployed workers with local employers, giving business leaders an incentive to bring these workers into their workforce when they might otherwise be inclined to recruit a currently employed worker.

"Though Americans may want to defy the terrorists, the notion that we should all subsidize New York's position as America's economic capital, effectively bunching ourselves up, is absurd".

The World Health Organization's latest position statement [ 5] emphasizes that free or highly subsidized mass distribution of ITNs is now considered a proven strategy [ 8, 12, 34].

Governments are not in a financial position to subsidize unproductive plants as they may have in the past.

Yet hard-pressed European governments are not in a position to subsidize the industry the way they did during the slump of 2009 with various kinds of scrappage schemes.

As Michael Pollan noted on your Op-Ed page on Sept. 10, "the government is putting itself in the uncomfortable position of subsidizing both the costs of treating Type 2 diabetes and the consumption of high-fructose corn syrup".

To put it more bluntly, the government is putting itself in the uncomfortable position of subsidizing both the costs of treating Type 2 diabetes and the consumption of high-fructose corn syrup.

And Hercules is hardly in a position to subsidize HMU -- it's struggling beneath a mounting deficit that's forced it to lay off a third of its employees, including police officers.

Elop: "China is a unique market…where subsidized Android devices have gained a lot of momentum [at a time when] we were not in a position to offer [competing] devices with subsidies".

He's subsidized by big oil and gas, he has a well on his property, so he's in this tough position because around the same time his daughter was born there was a massive leak.