Sentence examples for subsidy given from inspiring English sources

This is an indirect subsidy given by the public to the train operators, and Virgin is the third-biggest recipient.

One reason why Wall Street accounts for a disproportionate share of the wealthy is the implicit subsidy given to too-big-to-fail banks.

Under last week's proposals, the newcomers would at first qualify only for 25% of the level of subsidy given to western farmers.

It would also mean another year of direct payments, a staggeringly wasteful kind of subsidy given to producers of corn (maize), cotton, rice, peanuts and so on regardless of whether they plant anything.

While it is difficult to calculate the precise dollar amount of the subsidy, given the number and variety of these bonds, experts say the annual cost to federal taxpayers could run into the billions.

The proposals, which are now open for consultation, suggest that policymakers will consider four factors when deciding funding: the basic cost per pupil, funding for students who have extra needs (which would include pupils from deprived backgrounds or who speak English as an additional language), school costs (for example, a subsidy given to small schools) and area costs.

"The fiscal subsidy gives voting rights to the consumer," he said.

The housing subsidy gives Ms. Womble the time she needs to go to school.

Senator Grassley noted that Matt Fabian, managing director of Municipal Market Advisors, said in the Bloomberg article that "the large subsidy gives them leeway to charge more because the issuer probably cares less about the underwriting fee".

This hidden subsidy gives Wall Street banks a competitive advantage over the smaller banks, which means Wall Street makes more money.

But in Chinese news reports, he was caustic about the state subsidies given his competitors.