Sentence examples for subsidy information from inspiring English sources

We thank one of the anonymous referees for the subsidy information on Kenyan pilots.

The DOC obtains sales, cost, and subsidy information from the foreign producers subject to the investigations and performs analyses of the data to determine whether and to what extent there is dumping or countervailable subsidization.

Subsidy arm (information + subsidy)—Principals were given the same information as in the information arm, but, because purchasing inputs to reduce anaemia might be difficult with current school operating budgets (which are small and allow for little discretion), schools in this arm also received earmarked operating budget subsidies.

A measure of SES was derived from the AHCIP premium subsidy eligibility information.

The qualitative results were basically the same when the juveniles or adults use more than two resources (not shown) or even when the additional resources are allochthonous subsidies (Supporting Information S1).

This working document could also contain short descriptions of the subsidies, and information on the responsible authority (provider) and the recipients, and will - when finalized - provide a summary overview of the subsidies in the fisheries sector.

Not only do poor villagers know how much rice they should collect, and the extent of the subsidy, but when information cards are mailed out, local political leaders and other intermediaries also know that the aid recipients understand what they should be receiving.

For example, Geoff Gadd, a geomicrobiologist at the University of Dundee in the United Kingdom, who has a part-time award for work at the Xinjiang Institute of Ecology and Geography in Urumqi, wrote Science that he has not received a resettlement subsidy or any information about the program in English.

If a consumer decides to purchase a qualified health plan, then the WBE can still integrate with the government-run marketplace to assist the consumer in applying for a subsidy and the information that the consumer gives regarding the subsidy calculation will be collected and maintained solely by the government.

Information subsidies from military and civilian public relations practitioners receive varying degrees of acceptance by media gatekeepers.

The emphasis on source influence is also explored in relation to the notion of information subsidies and policy framing.