Sentence examples for the subsidizing from inspiring English sources

After 1872, the country turned against the subsidizing of large corporations.

The subsidizing of corporate headquarters in the Loop is "one of the more egregious uses of TIFs," Ms. Weber said.

Because it had been built with subsidies, there was a recapture provision so that, if the owners sold within 15 years, part of the profit had to be returned to the subsidizing agency.

But the subsidizing sponsors of The Players Club, with their status as preferred providers of services, could enjoy a competitive advantage over stockbrokers, time-share jet providers and others who would be able to advertise their products in the magazine.

European Union officials say the planned investment agreement, the announcement of which had been widely expected at the summit meeting, is a test of China's willingness to compromise, and to play by rules set down by the World Trade Organization that prohibit the subsidizing of companies to undercut foreign competitors.

The American side objects to European restrictions on the importation of bananas, a ban on American beef produced with growth hormones and the subsidizing by European governments of a new double-deck passenger jet built by the European consortium Airbus Industrie.

Thus we conclude that: (i) The subsidized retail advertising effort is higher than the unsubsidized.

1) The subsidized cafeteria includes a kids' menu with hot dogs shaped like octopuses.

The result, says Ms. Kim, is that "subsidized child care" becomes the poor subsidizing the poor.

In the 1970's the city subsidized the Metropolitan Transportation Authority more than it does today.

That was not a big issue when the economy roared and the government subsidized the gap.