Sentence examples for which subsidised from inspiring English sources

Witness Help to Buy, under which subsidised mortgages are underwritten by the taxpayer.

The model is Denmark, which subsidised wind turbines for years and now makes a mint exporting them never mind that wind power itself has to be subsidised.For fans of market mechanisms, an existing European scheme for trading carbon-emissions quotas will be tightened up and a separate trading scheme created to set up a market in renewable power certificates among EU members.

The BFC, which subsidised British film industry, was a controversial early casualty of the Coalition's austerity programme.

A Better Access scheme, which subsidised CBT for common mental disorders, increased treatment rates in Australia from 37% in 2006-07 to 46% in 2009-10, Whiteford said.

"The liberalised labour market contributed to high exports, which subsidised this extremely wasteful investment by the Chinese government," said Victor Shih of Northwestern University in Chicago.

It was this office which subsidised the animated version of George Orwell's Animal Farm, which sponsored American jazz artists, opera recitals, the Boston Symphony Orchestra's international touring programme.

Flood Re, which offers subsidised cover, received the final go ahead from financial regulators last week, and opened for business on Monday.

In this case, the local big wigs in question are the people who run the shops of the Public Distribution System, which provides subsidised cheap food to poor people.

Eddie fought cuts to the Freedom Pass (a travel pass for older and disabled Londoners) and the Taxicard scheme, which provides subsidised transport.

Lambeth is being recognised for its edible bus stops and its social supermarket, which sells subsidised products to those on low incomes.

He has ensured that convicted criminals no longer get lucrative licences for liquor stores and ration shops, which sell subsidised food and fuel.