Sentence examples for supply of subsidized from inspiring English sources

The monthly supply of subsidized grain only lasts 20 days, after which her family is forced to borrow money to buy grain at market prices, she said.

But with the city's supply of subsidized housing shrinking, housing activists and some City Council members say such a law is needed more now than ever.

As the city's supply of subsidized housing remains tight, the vouchers have become a sought-after benefit for low- and moderate-income families seeking help paying rent.

Because it is where poverty's growing demands collide with the supply of subsidized housing, the unit is overwhelmed as it struggles between helping families humanely and weeding out those whose need may not be dire.

The supply of subsidized housing has diminished sharply, the result of cuts in government money for low-income housing and the sale of city-owned residential buildings to private owners.

The program established a supply of subsidized ACTs, created a price system with a cost recovery plan, developed a plan to distribute the subsidized products to the ADDOs, trained dispensers, and strengthened the adverse drug reactions reporting system.

A group of ministers is likely to consider limiting the supply (Hindustan Times) of subsidized liquefied petroleum gas cylinders today in an effort to cut the government's overwhelming fuel subsidy bill.

The inheritance from the socialist planned economy, including the bureaucratic administrative system, limited and inefficient negotiations between government departments, and a limited and unstable supply of land that rooted in the land marketization reform, has significantly influenced the provision of subsidized housing as well as its livability.

Another way to expand the coverage of health insurance involves public provision of subsidized health insurance.

Both candidates are urging new initiatives to increase the shrinking supply of rent-subsidized apartments.

– BlueStar provider in Kumasi, Ghana In Kenya, concerns over consistency of commodity supply through public sector outlets seemed to vary more by location, and providers discussed a broader set of benefits of franchise supply including subsidized prices, assured quality and the ease of restocking.