Sentence examples for subsidy component from inspiring English sources
The subsidy component of the budget has been reduced rather than increased.
Next, ObamaRomneycare (or, actually, the Swiss system), in which everyone is obliged to buy insurance, but the government subsidizes premiums for lower-income families: Here only the subsidy component shows up in the government's budget — but the two systems produce pretty much the same results.
Regarding construction and finance, it is assumed that contribution of banks and equity will be in the ratio of 3 1 including subsidy component.
Given the relatively small export subsidy component of these export credits, which essentially focus on the "price" element of the credit (i.e. how much cheaper they make the exports compared with commercial alternatives not benefiting from credits), perhaps a more relevant issue relates to how sensitive export patterns are to the use of credits.
As well, they were looking out for their very survival, as the Conservatives were looking to destroy their financial viability by eliminating party subsidies, a key component of the funding of the Canadian political process.
The electric subsidies are a $9 million component, and there is also $10 million for the other types of trucks as well as emission control retrofits for diesel trucks.
The most expensive part of the legislation is the component increasing subsidies for ACA marketplace plans.
Mr. Obama, for his part, specifically cited the "$15 billion a year on subsidies to insurance companies," a component of the Medicare program.
WASHINGTON/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Eighteen U.S. states sued President Donald Trump's administration on Friday to stop him from scrapping a key component of Obamacare, subsidies to insurers that help millions of low-income people pay medical expenses, even as Trump invited Democratic leaders to negotiate a deal.
A large component of the government subsidy is a draft deferral for yeshiva students.
Subsidies toward the stove or its component parts enable initial adoption, with several studies emphasizing that the poorest households would not have gained access to IS without them.
