Sentence examples for subsidy term from inspiring English sources

20 Covariates to be included in the regression are: age, gender, race, hospital, subsidy term, the number of hospitalisation or emergency attendances in the past year, number and severity of comorbid conditions, and COPD severity based on medication use.

"It is therefore mystifying that we are being criticised for accepting onerous terms in exchange for public subsidy - terms which drove others away".

One excellent proposal is to make the subsidies long term (ending the present boom or bust cycles) but rejigger them to reward lower costs and better performance.

At the same time, making the subsidy long-term or permanent can be unaffordable.

Our findings show that it is the rich, rather than the poor, who benefit the most from the central government subsidy in terms of utilisation.

Fairness should also focus on where the state's incentives (its subsidies in terms of tax allowances) to save are best focused.

The Bloomberg administration, when confronted with these oversights, claims that the majority of these deals were made under Giuliani and included tight restrictions on clawbacks of subsidies if terms are not met.

The company rejected the government's offer of a short-term subsidy, adding to speculation that the smelter could be shut down after its electricity contract expires.

"We have no interest in a long-term subsidy," Mr. Key told the TV3 news program Firstline on April 2. "If it can't stand on its own two feet, then long-term, it shouldn't be there".

Employers who take over any of the 36 state-owned Remploy factories facing closure will be offered a short-term subsidy of up to a third of the wages of the units' disabled workers, the government has announced.

"While the proposal purports to recover money from industry, it also provides the industry with a long-term subsidy which could well exceed what it pays," said Representative John J. LaFalce of New York, the ranking Democrat on the Financial Services Committee.