"Many of them see the financial benefits of this for England because once Scotland is gone then the state subvention from London is gone.
The comparison with the Barnett formula, which sets the level of Scottish subvention from the UK Treasury, is unclear, but the pieces are not "scattered around".
Arguments that their stand is wrecking the economy, or society, or the largely Protestant Royal Ulster Constabulary, or the peace process, leave them quite unmoved.So far as the economy goes, they are confident that the huge annual subvention from Britain will not be jeopardised, believing Westminster would never dare pull the financial plug on their heavily subsidised province.
Pandaemonium has been produced for the BBC with a generous subvention from the Lottery fund.
Publication supported by two competitive awards, one from the International Center for Medieval Art with the Samuel H. Kress Foundation, and a book subvention from the Medieval Academy of America.
The publisher must generally agree that it will pay the Hull Fund any royalties (normally 10%) of the book's retail price until the subvention is fully repaid, and the author may receive no royalties from the book until the subvention has been repaid in full.
Among those companies was TMT Factory in Barcelona, which offered him a position as research coordinator, for which Ceccaroni had also secured a subvention from TQP. "The company hires you, and part of the salary is paid by the government for a maximum of 3 years," explains Ceccaroni.
Running at a loss represents the subvention of public goods.
The publisher should provide evidence that the subvention will reduce the selling price of the book by giving the selling price with and without the subvention.
Where the costs are less than estimated, the Committee may reduce the amount of the subvention proportionately.
