Sentence examples for to be subsidizing from inspiring English sources

"With the federal debt and deficit we have, to be subsidizing millionaire farmers makes absolutely no sense," he said.

Individuals and groups of all stripes are free to express political opinions, but the public is not supposed to be subsidizing their advocacy of candidates through tax exemptions.

"There is no reason for taxpayers to be subsidizing a duplicative catfish inspection program that will cost millions to set up and another $15 million to operate annually," Ms. Shaheen said.

In Florida, Bettina Inclán, a spokeswoman for Mr. Scott, the Republican candidate, noted that the state already paid to operate a commuter rail system and added that "we cannot afford to be subsidizing the bullet train as well".

"If Scarsdale wants to make as a priority preserving its village in a park atmosphere, then the board of trustees should be thinking about whether we want to be subsidizing parking for out-of-towners," Ms. Roberts said.

"There's no good reason to go into these pristine wilderness areas and build huge solar farms, and less reason for the taxpayers to be subsidizing it," said Cory J. Briggs, a lawyer representing an American Indian group that has sued the United States Interior Department and the Bureau of Land Management to stop five of the solar thermal plants.

Old-age homes used to be subsidized.

… Libertarianism is a politics born to be subsidized".

I'm sure that some of them would like to be subsidized by the government.

He and others asked how anybody could fairly decide which research firms deserved to be subsidized.

For one thing, Edison arranges for some of its schools to be subsidized by private charities.