Sentence examples for subsidy with which from inspiring English sources

At his manifesto launch in Swindon the prime minister did his best impression of a keen redistributionist, declaring the Tories to be the "party of working people" and announcing he would double free child care and give social-housing tenants a state subsidy with which to buy their homes (see article).The events themselves were unflashy.

Wonderful, but we could have achieved the same outcome for a fraction of the price, by adopting the plan proposed by Florida's Will Weatherford and Richard Corcoran: Offering low-income Americans a subsidy with which to purchase catastrophic coverage on the open market.

He is gaining some momentum in New Hampshire (he is barely campaigning in Iowa because he has long ridiculed the absurd ethanol subsidies with which many farmers there line their pockets).

Instead, they have often tried to help struggling fishermen with subsidies, which merely encourage more overfishing.

Compare that with the current subsidy regime, which costs American taxpayers about $19 billion a year and does virtually nothing to control production.

Internal emails between senior consultants at CEPA appear to suggest that they were not willing to firmly recommend that DETI go with an ongoing subsidy scheme, which they claimed the department had wanted.

The prime minister herself is facing charges of negligence over a government rice subsidy scheme, which critics say was rife with corruption.

Here's the Kaiser subsidy calculator, which the Kaiser folks have updated with 2018 plan info.

Yet, there is more than a little irony in the fact that students from better-off families tend to go to private non-profit schools subsidized by endowments or to public institutions subsidized by taxpayers, while many low-income students end up attending for-profit schools with the least subsidy, which means they must assume proportionately higher burdens of student loan debt.

Because there is so much debt that a large amount will never be paid back, the only way for it to be a profitable asset is either with a state subsidy – which is what has happened in the case of Sunday's sale – or, much more likely given the scale of it, with attacks on repayment conditions for graduates, making them pay back more and sooner.

In Mozambique, health workers working in remote rural areas are allocated an "isolation subsidy" which increases with remoteness of the placement.