Sentence examples for subsidy gift from inspiring English sources

Independence of subsidy, gift, or patronage.

With money from the record companies, promoters used oblique tactics — subsidies, gifts, "research funds" — to encourage radio stations to add new singles to their playlists.

I guess Mr. Romney would not consider oil subsidies a gift.

But in a number of instances the subsidy is gift-wrapped cash doled out to productions that would be here regardless.

Congress has long debated whether donors should get the same subsidy for gifts to wealthy universities and art groups that they get for contributions to nonprofit groups serving basic needs like food, shelter and health care.

Still, on his return from medical treatment abroad, he announced £23bn ($37bn) in pay rises, subsidies and gifts for his people.

They do this through development deals always infused with large taxpayer subsidies and gifts, which often benefit from eminent domain powers used by political friends.

Certainly, the low interest rates the Fed charged to institutional borrowers during the disaster translate into a significant subsidy, indeed a gift, to many of the firms that set the financial collapse in motion.

And these subsidies are the gift that keeps on giving, persisting even to this day while coal, oil and nuclear have evolved into the dominant energy industries of our age.

The UCKG has charitable status, receiving Gift Aid subsidies, and was cleared by an investigation into its fundraising practices earlier this year.

And pay full price for it, extra subsidies aren't a gift, they're a burden.