Sentence examples for subvention to from inspiring English sources

Should we be considering some kind of subvention to support Channel 4 in the future?

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] of olivesSIR – I have argued within the European Parliament for radical change in the olive-oil regime, decoupling it from production and transforming it into a subvention to rural manpower and the environment ("Glut, fraud and eco-damage", June 30th).

It could also, if politically necessary, be partially subsidised out of general taxation, with the government making a direct subvention to the social insurance schemes (a common practice in continental schemes, in order to smooth out cost and risk differences between their different membership populations).

After the initial funding, Makerere University sustained the COBES program from the government subvention to Makerere and internally generated funds.

These outlays cannot be explained as subventions to maximize return from Internet Explorer.

More critically, many Arab states object to paying direct subventions to the Palestinian National Authority, the de facto government run by Yasser Arafat.

No regrets, either, for the fact that when he edited Encounter magazine with Stephen Spender in the 1950s it was subsidised by the CIA; secret subventions to intellectual endeavour were probably rather a good way to counter anti-Americanism in Europe.

The proposed changes would mean windfalls for some and deep cuts for others: London councils fear they could lose £400m, mainly to northern boroughs.Though many countries' governments give bigger subventions to poorer regions, Britain is unique in the extent to which such grants are fine-tuned to allow for local variations in social, economic and geographic conditions.

Silvia seems resigned to the fact that budgets in the cinema industry are not what they used to be: "Subventions to cinema have slowed down significantly and projects keep getting cancelled.

The reason is that under user fee systems, health facilities rely very much on government subventions to provide healthcare and even procure logistics [ 21].

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