Sentence examples for subsidizing in the from inspiring English sources

It is the ability to escape from debts, according to the paper, that makes borrowing worth subsidizing in the first place.

Broadcasters cannot be subsidized in the United States and banned in allied countries.

At the least it would ensure that food stamps wouldn't subsidize, in the name of nutrition, a product that causes obesity and a lifetime of health problems.

He said a set of deductions and another research and development credit made the video game industry the most heavily subsidized in the country.

"It's not like I'm looking to be subsidized in the realm of upper-middle-class elegance and comfort," he said.

But as to the question of what taxpayers in Cleveland or Amarillo are getting out of a project of this size in the nation's far corner: consider what else we subsidize in the food chain.

Changes in the foods that are subsidized in the Women, Infants and Children program, like less financing for fruit juice and more for fruits and vegetables, may also help, she said.

The British rulers were determined to prevent urban discontent during the war, so the government bought food in the villages and sold it, heavily subsidized, in the cities, a move that increased rural food prices even further.

Ethanol production and consumption is subsidized in the USA through a tax credit equal to $0.12/l of pure ethanol blended into gasoline.

While these infrastructures and services are typically (heavily) subsidized in the sense that the full costs of provision are not born directly by the users, their provision and continued operation is often subject to considerations of economic efficiency, at best in addition to considerations of welfare.

We're not sure you'll see this monster hit subsidized in the USA, you'll have to go through the shady importers and get an unlocked version to drop your SIM into, but we think anyone who wants this high-end handset enough won't have a problem with that.