Sentence examples for subsidizing efforts from inspiring English sources
Beyond Stieg Larsson: why foreign governments and foundations are subsidizing efforts to get Americans to read more books in translation.
To that end, Washington should subsidize efforts to regulate both Afghanistan's bank transfers and the informal hawala network, the subcontinent's unregulated version of the Western Union.
We know the reasons why action on climate is frozen: emerging countries such as China, India and Brazil will not accept limits that stifle their rapid emergence; developed countries such as the United States and the European Union can't or won't subsidize efforts abroad; and the U.S. federal government can't even agree on binding limits for America itself.
The government is subsidizing the efforts; an international market is interested in the solutions.
"The developers were thinking in market terms and operating under the rules of the marketplace; but at the same time, we had government supporting and subsidizing those efforts".
They will grind away at a problem, even subsidizing past efforts that have never worked well and probably never will.
"Israel is not interested in permitting one and the U.S., who is subsidizing this effort, is unable and unwilling to change that because of domestic politics," Yousef Munayyer, the executive director of the Washington-based Palestine Center wrote in an e-mail.
They also plan to approach government initiatives to support and subsidize our efforts.
But, he added, "we can't continue as a state, given the fiscal situation that we're in, to continue to subsidize losing efforts anywhere".
As diligent and as shrewd as he may be, Minaya could not have acquired his Latin stars if Wilpon hadn't been willing to subsidize his efforts.
Publishers apparently expected young people to be lured by the psychic rewards of a glamorous field; there was also the unspoken view that many young employees could rely on their parents to subsidize their efforts to break into the literary world.
