Sentence examples for subsidy off from inspiring English sources

The oil firms are partly compensated by bonds which the government issues to them a trick which allows the government to keep the subsidy off its books.

In Europe, for example, rail operators offer a wide range of fares and discounts for those who book in advance, travel at odd times or bundle the fare with a packaged holiday much as airlines have long done.Poverty too could be better addressed by targeted subsidies, off-peak discounts and other measures.

It has been massively subsidized for over half a century (Shoup estimates that in 2002 "the subsidy for off-street parking alone was between $127 billion and $374 billion) such that several generations of Americans have grown to maturity believing that street parking is like air or water -- free and plentiful.

When the subsidy comes off, there will presumably be an improvement on the fiscal side.

Last week's headlines screamed about the cost of the green subsidies coming off all our energy bills, and the Prime Minister responded by launching a review that will consider further cuts to green measures.

One government official in the rural state of Sinaloa, in the north-west, estimates that about 15% of subsidies, siphoned off by corrupt bureaucrats, never reach the farmers and producers in any case.

And note that the subsidy cut-off creates a chasm between winners and losers right in the middle of the middle class, which is not a normal way for social insurance to be subsidized.

Participation in the MILC program was positively correlated with the farmer's educational attainment, participation in the organic certification cost share subsidy program, off-farm work by spouses, and financial recordkeeping.

Subsidies cut off for people earning four times the federal poverty level ― which is $48,000 a year for a single person ― leaving families who aren't wealthy to pay the full premium for their health insurance.

Over the summer, lawmakers in the House killed a health care subsidy for laid off workers, and the Senate yoinked $25 per week from every unemployment check.

That is a peculiarly inefficient way for the government to subsidize Eurotunnel, through reduced tax payments from profitable companies, but at least it keeps the subsidies off the government's budget.