Sentence examples for subsidy but also from inspiring English sources

Leader of Cotswold District Council, Lynden Stowe, said: "It is a proper, considered response to a challenge not only of how to best use a smaller and reducing public subsidy, but also how to make best use of technology, how to encourage and use a competitive market, and how to make smart use of managerial and other expertise".

The country has faced not only weeks of protests over prices and subsidies but also calls for wholesale political reform.

But a severe economic crisis has forced the Islamist-led government to not only cut subsidies but also to introduce rationing.

A recent study by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) took into account not just direct subsidies but also the cost to nations of the damage caused by air pollution and global warming.

The government did not just look at whether to provide subsidies but also considered forcing gas companies to secure a certain amount of supply or to hold more gas in storage.

Convinced that independent bookshops are good for society, the government not only supports them with subsidies but also blocks the emergence of discount chains by requiring that books be sold at their cover price.

Now the Americans have approved a new farm bill that not only vastly expands farm subsidies, but also, against the European trend, links them more closely to production.Besides being an egregious waste of American taxpayers' money, the farm bill is sure to make the Doha round negotiations far harder.

Therefore, the government needs to provide not only the ECEC subsidies but also various policy programs of financial support which cover both childhood and periods of adolescence.

Access to education and health care depends not only on regulations, institutions and subsidies, but also on physical access to schools and universities, to health clinics and hospitals.

So the end of ARRA means not just the end of special federal subsidies but also the end of ARRA's budget-cutting restrictions.

Farmland afforestation has recently become a common policy in European Union countries, involving not only subsidies, but also research into its contribution to carbon sequestration, land uptake and impact on local biodiversity (Kotecký 2015).