Sentence examples for support subsidized from inspiring English sources

She noted that San Mateo County recently passed a housing bond (Measure K) to support subsidized, affordable housing, and nonprofit housing organizations such as MidPen Housing are exploring preservation strategies for permanently affordable housing in the county.

a report on the progress of any negotiations described in subsection (a)(2), including the progress of any negotiations with respect to each classification of aircraft set forth in subsection (a)(2), until the President certifies in writing to the committees that all countries that support subsidized export financing programs have agreed to end the support of aircraft covered by the ASU.

Under pressure from voters and the bond market, a growing number of Glendale's lawmakers, including Mayor Elaine Scruggs, no longer support subsidizing a money-losing team.

Conversely, many of us wholeheartedly support subsidizing needy children with our taxes.

Ike only was willing to support subsidizing private insurers to cover certain low-income groups and no more.

He also doesn't support subsidizing low-income housing, arguing developers will build for people of all incomes if taxes and fees are lower.

This same concept applies to insurance companies that oppose the public option (or medicare-for-all), manufacturing companies that support subsidizing moving jobs overseas, or the maintenance of tax havens, and so forth.

But who is going to save those thousands, ten thousands, millions, all across the country, who will never get that chance unless animal health care is supported, subsidized and prioritized, as it should be in a truly civilized society?

This study was supported and subsidized by SERI, the State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation as part of the Leading House project 'Learning and Instruction for Commercial Apprentices LINCACommercial Apprentices LINCA

The main reasons for farmers to participate in the weather index insurance are that the insurance program is supported and subsidized by the government, and the probability of future crop losses due to weather events is high.

This paper evaluates two sets of policy instruments: output support, which increases farm revenue from specific crops, and input support which subsidizes particular farm inputs.