Sentence examples for which subsidises from inspiring English sources

The government's childcare voucher scheme, which subsidises a nursery place or childminder, takes effect at 52 weeks.

Globally, women do the bulk of domestic labour and care work, which subsidises national economies for little or no reward.

AMERICA'S Medicare system, which subsidises health care for the elderly, has been much in the news for waste and fraud.

It makes no sense for 95% of public expenditure on housing to go through the benefits system, 40% of which subsidises private landlords.

Instead there is a self-limiting bottom-up approach which subsidises underdevelopment not as a transitionary phase but as an end goal.

The Department of Health, which subsidises medical students by funding their clinical placements in hospitals, will pay for the expansion from its existing budget.

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

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.

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.

Our findings suggest that isolated karst outcrops can serve as important population reservoirs for cave-roosting bats, which subsidise diversity levels in forest fragments that might otherwise be expected to decline over time.