Sentence examples for subsidy whether from inspiring English sources
In a statement that has relevance to any arts organization, including ones in the United States, that accepts a subsidy, whether private or public, or has a list of rich donors and depends on their support and goodwill, Lady Gregory was ready to bite the hand that fed her theatre.
The correct approach removes the present subsidy whether or not the United States moves to a more comprehensive health care system.
To the extent possible, workers should receive the same subsidy whether they purchase insurance from an employer or on the open market.
At the same time, government subsidies — whether medical, Social Security or unemployment — are unsustainable in their current form.
But he wants to get closer to that goal, hunting down such public subsidies whether they take the form of grants, guarantees, tax breaks or anything else.
That might include raising the retirement age or expanding wage subsidies, whether through the Earned Income Tax Credit or a new wage subsidy championed by Marco Rubio, a conservative senator.
He wrestles over farming subsidies — whether to accept government money to fence his cattle off erodible slopes, for example, or away from streambeds to prevent their waste from washing down toward the Chesapeake Bay.
In the classic static model of the labor market wage subsidies, whether paid to the employer or the employee, have the same effect on employment and wages.
These reports provide data on the upper age limits for inpatient and outpatient care subsidies: whether a local government imposed an income cap and if it applied user charges every year on 1 April.
"The decision is complicated, and may depend on factors such as workers' eligibility for exchange subsidies, whether it is plausible to reduce wages or other benefits to cover health insurance costs, and worker preferences for wages versus health coverage," Eibner added.
After all, why should a family's eligibility for a donation subsidy depend on whether it has a large mortgage?
