Sentence examples for subsidized support from inspiring English sources

Many such people saw Compartamos as an example of the hijacking of the microfinance concept by profit-seeking wolves wearing the sheep's clothing of poverty reduction to attract subsidized support and justify their high interest rates.

"With so much subsidized support, consumers can't distinguish between what canned and processed foods really cost compared to the food we eat fresh, which receives no subsidies".

In the developed world, I think there's a huge crutch presented to populations by very subsidized national support centers in areas like health care.

RSA is in a large, suburban school district that used a lottery to obtain students with achievement test scores and demographics (e.g., 35%% non-White ethnicity, 53 % receiving subsidized meal support) that closely mirror those in the geographical area in which it is located.

They host a clinic that provides free or subsidized legal support on immigration and tax-resolution issues.

There likely also is a need for government subsidized postpartum support for immigrant and Canadian born new mothers who cannot afford to pay for private help.

Indeed, for children growing up in the digital age, the holidays ultimately boil down to free (or more accurately, meal-subsidized) technical support for our most cherished loved ones.

"But he opposes taxpayer-subsidized abortion, supports parental notification and opposes the heinous practice of partial-birth abortion.

Thousands of mental ill people live independently in subsidized apartments, receiving support services from community-based agencies.

But advocates for the mentally ill, along with mental health care providers and experts, paint a picture of an underfinanced department straining to meet the varying needs of its clients — 19,900 people like Mr. Chappell with severe and persistent mental illness, many of whom function quite well in subsidized housing with support services.

Through their "Share the Bounty" program, Berkshire Grown provides subsidized CSA (community supported agriculture) shares to local families who otherwise wouldn't be able to purchase food from farms that are only minutes away.