Sentence examples for subsidy proposal from inspiring English sources

A fuel subsidy proposal, if passed, would enrich Representative Nancy Pelosi of California because of her stake in a "green" firm that stands to benefit.

More immediately, the subsidy proposal did nothing to ease the worries of farmers, who believe anyway that foreigners will buy up land cheaply and that outside competition will transform rural life.

Chargers fans haven't been shy about expressing their anger at the team's relocation, and sports business experts say they probably would vote the same way on the subsidy proposal if they had the chance to do it again.

For this reason, legislators have placed creative restrictions in their hiring subsidy proposals.

But he described deregulation as the "holy grail", saying it was a "game changer" that would allow universities to identify their strengths and pursue excellence, and urged senators to accept compromises that may include changes to the debt and commonwealth subsidy proposals.

As E. J. Dionne, Jr., has pointed out, in the journal Democracy, Rubio's wage-subsidy proposal would be far more interesting if the senator would explain how he would pay for it without hurting the current beneficiaries of the earned-income tax credit.

Members of the European Parliament have added 2,800 amendments to the body's subsidies proposal, and Mr. Cadec will have his hands full whittling those down to a manageable number in the next few weeks in preparation for an April vote.

After facing resistance from lawmakers, Mr. Ahmadinejad began calling for a public referendum on his subsidies reform proposal earlier this year, in a characteristically brash, populist gesture.

So far, expensive lobbying has gutted tax of subsidy-reduction proposals from public budgetary or health reform proposals.

Asked how the UK compared with the other countries they had visited, they said the level of engagement among the people they met was relatively high – but lamented the fact that this didn't appear to be shared by the government, in particular over its recent decision to halt onshore windfarm subsidies and proposals to slash support for solar panels.

May 13 , 2014Seb Berry (@SebPV) V odd & just plain wrong for DECC to be using "cost" as excuse to kick >5MW #solar out RO.Sorry but that argument just doesnt wash any more May 13 , 2014Updated at 2.58pm BST 11.47am BST Welcome to the eco audit Big solar farms will no longer receive government subsidies under proposals released today.