Sentence examples for subsidy against from inspiring English sources
Internal Columbia University paying user fees through a CNI designated grant will receive a 10% subsidy against internal rates.
The lowest-cost producers should soon be able to compete without subsidy against high-priced competition and in very sunny places.
When in 1953 Mona Inglesby applied for a small life-saving grant – £500 a week subsidy, against £3,795 a week for Sadler's Wells – the Arts Council made their choice of which way to take the "English" ballet.
At the time of its inception, the AUH transferred ARS 180 (around USD 50) per month for each child under 18 years old up to a maximum of five dependent children per family.10 The monthly amount per child has been adjusted several times to shield the purchasing power of the subsidy against inflation.
It will be important for policymakers to weigh the costs and benefits of implementing a subsidy against those of other potential interventions, particularly in light of constrained resources for malaria programmes (WHO 2013).
Now, at one end gleams the new Guggenheim museum, a worldwide success, virtually bought with huge subsidies, against stiff competition.
He thinks electric cars will compete without subsidies against conventional cars only when production reaches about 500,000 per model.
The commission may now pursue similar cases of illegal state subsidies against postal services in France and the Netherlands.Nestlé scooped up Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream, raising its stake from 23% to 67% for some $2.4 billion.
For example, India could gain much by co-operating with China in multilateral talks on agricultural subsidies against an obstinate West beholden to farm lobbies.Aaron Soans Mumbai SIR – "Can India become a great power?" (March 30th).
Among the most contentious issues: The United States, Australia and many developing countries that have comparative advantages in farm goods are pushing hard on agricultural subsidies against Japanese, and to a lesser extent, South Korean and European resistance.
"Solar power will be able to compete without subsidies against conventional power sources in half the world by 2015".
