How To Use Subsidise In A Sentence
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The fun was subsidised by the huge salaries writers were receiving from the Hollywood dream factory.
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Even big, subsidised companies have been made to juggle sponsorships and have success.
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The Church hopes that providing rent-free or subsidised facilities will cut the overheads of running a rural post office and persuade the Post Office to replace postmasters.
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Rental yields may subsidise costs and you may also see some capital growth by graduation day.
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Jack Clancy of Clancy's Bar has kindly provided generous sponsorship to subsidise transport to Coleraine.
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The grant money subsidised the building of the troupe and paid for costumes and sets.
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Bread was available at subsidised prices in unlimited quantities to all Egyptians.
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Meanwhile, the unsubsidised commercial theatre looks on and thinks its private thoughts.
Times, Sunday Times
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This meant that poor people subsidised banking for rich people who were less likely to incur charges.
Times, Sunday Times
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And they subsidise their political activities with the proceeds of crime.
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One of the problems in the current subsidy system is that large amounts of subsidised products are misused or wasted.
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I do not believe the imposition of high subscription prices helps subsidise access for people in developing countries.
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Whereas in some cities the timid may take a year to emerge from the cocoon of the subsidised Union bars to engage with their new home, Leeds has become so famous for its clubbing that some clued-up freshers will no doubt be raring to visit lauded nights such as Basics and Subdub, plus clubs like Wire, HiFi and The Faversham.
Clubs picks of the week
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At lunchtime I ascend the stairs to the main canteen and take a noodle and stirfry meal at the subsidised price.
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Edinburgh primary schools, for instance, have subsidised tuck shops selling fruit instead of crisps and chocolate.
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Other benefits include discounted crèche facilities at five nursery schools in the region, subsidised gym membership and a free concierge service.
Times, Sunday Times
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Whatever you think about private or public provision it is crazy to think that any kind of conservation policy can co-exist with free or heavily subsidised water.
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Irish companies will get tax credit against their Irish tax liabilities to subsidise subcontracts from overseas, making them more competitive in tendering for the business.
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Even the well informed are ignorant of the extent to which they are subsidised.
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Since higher education was privatised in 1997, only the top students get to the best state-subsidised universities.
Times, Sunday Times
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I think that the profit on drinks subsidises the cost of the food in a lot of places.
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Although the market is full of unsubsidised baladi bread at various prices in addition to white bread, the subsidised baladi bread remains the most popular choice because it costs a mere five piastres a loaf.
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Those who have not been so frugal and don't have the money in the bank are well subsidised.
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Instead it needs to subsidise organic and healthy food.
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Are you claiming that the collectivised farms of Soviet Russia did not apply to humans, nor does the unsubsidised farming on private property in NZers did not apply to humans?
Do Progressives Believe This?, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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Rejected in his own country, the one-time toast of Broadway has finally to rely for validation on the subsidised theatre in England.
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This WTO ruling shatters the convenient myth that European governments must illegally subsidise Airbus to counter US government assistance to Boeing, " said Michael Luttig, general counsel at Boeing.
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The government remains committed to continuing to subsidise the industry, though not to increasing the subsidy.
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It is now for the unsubsidised press to find ways to fund its work.
Times, Sunday Times
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Roads, rail links, airports, public housing, factories - all subsidised for the central economy - were on the brink of ruin.
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Gym membership is subsidised and an employee assistance programme can help people through difficult times.
Times, Sunday Times
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As an Irish taxpayer, I subsidise that support structure while new moms who work beside me cannot get State help for child support.
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After all, they argued, the State doesn't subsidise auto racing, hunting and pop concerts.
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He just didn't see why he should have to subsidise the French wine industry (when a tub of crushed grapes would happily ferment in Spain, or Australia or even Bulgaria).
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Money obtained from selling recyclables is used to subsidise the service, but the costs of collection are much greater.
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Not until World War II sent mothers back into the workforce did the Commonwealth government subsidise crèches and kindergartens.
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The government has said from the outset that it will not subsidise the industry.
Times, Sunday Times
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Insurers argue that there is no way they can compete against an insurance company that is essentially subsidised by the taxpayer.
Times, Sunday Times
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Subsidised health care is not a constitutional right, and there's obviously no support for making it, in contravention of the Constitution, an entitlement.
Health care debate focuses on public insurance option
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Rationing was introduced last year in state-subsidised shops, and inflation is running at more than 60 per cent.
Times, Sunday Times
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The IUS is heavily subsidised by the Russian and satellite governments.
Europe Is Dying
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At the USDA's urging, and at a subsidised price, much of the abandoned land was seeded with crested wheat grass and it continued to be the plant of choice under the federal Conservation Reserve Program for many years.
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In February, it repriced its deals to ensure existing borrowers no longer subsidised new customers.
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The aides eat subsidised bacon sandwiches and take turns to drawl politely to concerned constituents.
The Sun
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Farming is partly subsidised by the government.
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And subsidies cause waste: they encourage consumption even when its real, full (unsubsidised) cost exceeds its total benefit.
Times, Sunday Times
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Those who have not been so frugal and don't have the money in the bank are well subsidised.
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He is also hoping that a spares supplier will offer to donate or subsidise solid inners for the tyres, so that the bikes will not be out of action with punctures too often.
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He said the Government's decision to reduce duties on the items was to lower the cost of food prices at the cash register and not to subsidise businesses.
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The transport giant said cash-strapped councils were dropping subsidised services in rural areas.
The Sun
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The money recovered would subsidise tax cuts weighted towards high-income earners.
Times, Sunday Times
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The buyer pays a subsidised rent on the rest.
Times, Sunday Times
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We go back to when he was subsidised by the greatest afternoon tabloid ever, before he became a silvertail.
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The aides eat subsidised bacon sandwiches and take turns to drawl politely to concerned constituents.
The Sun
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True, but subsidised artists who don't need a fast buck feed commercial success.
Times, Sunday Times
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By her own admission this self-styled intellectual is happy to live in cheap subsidised housing provided by the citizens of the city she insults.
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Thailand combined the introduction of universal access to subsidised health care with a radical shift in funding away from urban hospitals to primary care.
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The allowances have traditionally subsidised landing charges - so there's a risk that the cost will be passed to the consumer.
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Now, these go-getters resent handing over almost half their earnings to subsidise the lifestyles of geriatrics, single mums that push prams around at the local shopping centre, and other variants of so called bludgers.
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Will the rules be rigged in favour of the rich so that Europe and the US can go on dumping their subsidised agricultural surpluses onto developing countries' markets with ruinous effect?
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There may be space available for emerging businesses to hire on subsidised rents.
Times, Sunday Times
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‘The present price of water, at a mere 23 piastres per litre, is highly subsidised, since the real cost is 95 piastres,’ he said.
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Once they complete their state-subsidised training, they have lifelong job security.
Times, Sunday Times
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Well, I must be going - I have to be up early for work in the morning - pay all those taxes to subsidise you the layabouts long term unemployed.
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To keep diesel prices below 30 baht a litre as promised, the government yesterday agreed to subsidise pump prices by another 50 satang a litre, effective today
PRESS DIGEST - Thai newspapers - Jan 6 | Reuters
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I think it's important to the achievements of our subsidised theatre that it shouldn't be dishonourable to fail.
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So there is no need to subsidise oil substitutes.
Times, Sunday Times
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The buyer pays a subsidised rent on the rest.
Times, Sunday Times
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There is little point in expecting the settlers themselves to up and leave their cushy, state-subsidised homes as long as there is no official pressure on them to do so.
Settlements are a blockade to peace
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Because his marital status was unclear, social workers told him that he was ineligible for a subsidised flat.
Times, Sunday Times
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These courses are subsidised for people who are unwaged.
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Nor can subsidised theatres be accused of lacking commercial nous.
Times, Sunday Times
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They're never going to be anything more than a profitless, subsidised, medieval craft collective.
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Borough Market traders are subsidised and pay the lowest rents in London.
Times, Sunday Times
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They wanted to see companies offer more career breaks, sabbaticals, term-time working and subsidised homeworking.
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The Agriculture State Fund subsidises several organic production activities, although there is still no official body which can issue organic production certificates.
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Claudine goes to work on a spanking new metro that runs on time and is heavily subsidised.
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In the long run, we need to think of making the services cheaper and introducing a public-transportation cess on private vehicles to cross-subsidise the system.
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- frail, older people and long term institutionalised state subsidised patients.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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No longer will we impose our will on poor countries through massive subsidised loans or tied aid payments.
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If what you produce is so valuable, why can you not find willing buyers at the unsubsidised market price?
Times, Sunday Times
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The city needs to increase parking fees, toll fees or car registration costs to further subsidise public transit and bring down the cost of the bus pass.
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Modern intensive farming is subsidised by cheap oil.
Times, Sunday Times
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At the moment they are existing on pensions that are subsidised by the government.
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Planned "leisure water" facilities such as flumes and slides that would have subsidised the swimming were ditched in the design phase.
Evening Standard - Home
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Subsidise it; bail it out; or nationalise it, so that it was protected by the bottomless purse of the taxpayer.
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A clampdown on subsidised handsets led to fewer upgrades in the pre-pay market.
Times, Sunday Times
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Hundreds are thought to owe money for subsidised meals and refreshments in the House of Commons.
The Sun
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The state dramatically underestimated the quantity of energy that would be sold at subsidised prices.
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When some people will not have enough to eat this year, it may seem selfish to bewail the loss of a small subsidised poetry publisher; but in fact several livelihoods are involved here; most of the others have closed down already – five in one week last year – and food for the mind and spirit is also very important.
Letters: Short-sighted and dangerous cuts to the arts
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In reality it was a massively subsidised way of training pilots without putting them in banned fighter aircraft.
Spitfire Women of World War II
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The fungible funds bridge the budget deficit - the proceeds of divestment subsidise the profligacy of the Union government.
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The sheep are of negligible economic value, yet hill farmers are subsidised to manage the land in a manner that's damaging and expensive when things go wrong.
Times, Sunday Times
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The government will continue to subsidise 80 octane gasoline, sold for 90 piastres as it is the main fuel for taxis and minibuses.
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It is an ‘exception’ that is mocked in L' Arrogance française as a hallucinatory drug that spills over into all facets of life from haute cuisine to the heavily subsidised and introverted cinema industry.
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By distributing to larger news retailers such as Tesco, it can subsidise deliveries to smaller, more remote retailers, like corner shop or village newsagents.
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The cost of studying at a private institution can be considerably higher than at a regular university, although BPP has kept its fees to the £3,290 a year cap imposed on the state-subsidised sector.
Clearing 2010: Private universities receive surge of interest
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You wouldn't catch me in one even though Kennet Council mulcts me for hundreds of pounds every year to subsidise their ‘Leisure Centres’.
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The taxpayer won; t subsidise his loss of income.
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We don't subsidise theme parks or zoos.
Times, Sunday Times
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Here the pitiful handful of properties the council insisted on being ‘affordable’ are being subsidised by ramping up the prices on the rest of the houses.
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Hopefully we will have some funds to subsidise special and deserving cases.
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For example, the youth contract announced last week may be subsidised by reducing the working family tax credit of families where many are working on the breadline, a move described by Tony Wilson of the Centre for Economic and Social Inclusion as "robbing Peter to pay Paul".
Recovery depends on healing a divided nation | Observer editorial
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Ghana has been flooded with cheap tomatoes, grown in European Union countries and subsidised by EU taxpayers, making his own efforts unsellable.
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The costs of the weekend are heavily subsidised by the Foundation and by the Department.
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There is a wellness programme, free on-site gym and subsidised activities.
Times, Sunday Times
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The question was about whether a business should be subsidised by another business.
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There was an unspoken commitment that tax payers would have to subsidise the banks and shareholders directly.
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The allowances have traditionally subsidised landing charges - so there's a risk that the cost will be passed to the consumer.
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When I suggest he could subsidise lower ticket prices by putting on fewer concerts he looks at me as though I am bonkers.
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The academy subsidised poverty-stricken exiles and gave a voice to a huge community of intellectuals scattered across the globe.
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Was the upkeep of the Breakfast Shed fully maintained by the vendors or was it subsidised by my taxes?
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To back this up we provide subsidised nurseries and a dependent care allowance to those whose hours change at short notice.
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Nationalised public transport provided subsidised fares for commuters and students.
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The sports centre subsidises things like playing fields and football fields.
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He admitted the hotel runs at a loss but said that was a result of the subsidised holidays offered to pensioners.
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First, the costs of reproduction are subsidised by the state, meaning that employers do not have to consider increasing wages in order to ensure that their female employees can afford childcare.
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They receive subsidised breakfast, lunch and dinners if they have to work late.
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The State might subsidise many things in this country which are properly none of its damned business, but it in turn is subsidised too.
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Cheap and nasty food becomes even cheaper and nastier to subsidise the horrendous wastage.
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Mr Sharpe said it was not fair to the membership of the society as a whole to subsidise a loss-making branch.
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Bolton-by-Bowland Post Office opened a tearoom as a sideline to subsidise the existing operation.
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King said the municipality had a policy in the urban areas to subsidise burial costs where a family was genuinely indigent.
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Our tax dollars get wasted on dole payments to businesses who then charge us more for the privilege of consuming the products we've already subsidised.
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What I do object to is having to fork out my tax money to subsidise such idiotic and unjust policies.
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His government has also promised 150,000 state-subsidised youth jobs and 150,000 new council homes.
Times, Sunday Times
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Bar work pays a modest wage, so it's fortunate that Oceana helps by providing a subsidised cab service for its staff.
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There, after 10 years in subsidised public rental housing, households are required to declare household income biennially and rental levels can be adjusted up to market levels.
Council housing can bind communities
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So there is no need to subsidise oil substitutes.
Times, Sunday Times
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It still adds up if you chuck in the free parking and office, subsidised food and wine cellar.
Times, Sunday Times
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The buyer pays a subsidised rent on the rest.
Times, Sunday Times
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It still adds up if you chuck in the free parking and office, subsidised food and wine cellar.
Times, Sunday Times
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Shaw requested that the income from his legacy should be distributed to subsidise cultural activities in Carlow.
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Here's hoping that at the next election voters will reject not just Galloway himself but all the "RESPECT" candidates, putting an end to state-subsidised communism.
The waste of "RESPECT"
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Cooperative members suggest that the Agriculture State Fund should subsidise the wheat purchase price, while the state contingency reserves should pay higher prices for wheat.
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The newly launched state lottery was being subsidised by the government, who had got their sums wrong.
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No doubt many of us have the odd month where our outgoings exceed our income but it seems that rather a high proportion of the population over-spend on a regular basis using credit cards and overdrafts to subsidise their standard of living.
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What means do these governments use to protect, regulate, subsidise or stimulate the sector?
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Jezmond: (Sombre look) "I suppose the thing to emerge from all this (huge pause - because the thing to emerge is that the government and the state-subsidised broadcasting corporation have been exposed as dupes of the silliest kind over decades and they know it) is that the public are naive about language like this (language like 'trick' and 'hiding the decline').
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...
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It encouraged families to enrol as subscribers, by paying an annual fee for free or subsidised treatment.
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The cost should be subsidised or declarable against tax.
Times, Sunday Times
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India's government on Friday freed up state-subsidised petrol prices and raised other fuels as global oil prices rose.
Oil Falls as Storms Fears Dissipate
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‘The present price of water, at a mere 23 piastres per litre, is highly subsidised, since the real cost is 95 piastres,’ he said.
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Last year the Government closed a loophole in the law to stop restaurants using service charges and tips to subsidise wages.
Times, Sunday Times
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We also subsidise veterinary fees for the people of Bolton and districts that require urgent help and have done so for many years.
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Many small private enterprises cannot compete with state-subsidised stores, and cheap petrol has caused a thriving oil-smuggling business.
Times, Sunday Times
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This is a state-subsidised bank competing with private sector banks that have no such support.
Times, Sunday Times
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What means do these governments use to protect, regulate, subsidise or stimulate the sector?
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So there is no need to subsidise oil substitutes.
Times, Sunday Times
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There may be space available for emerging businesses to hire on subsidised rents.
Times, Sunday Times
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They were happy to subsidise Qantas by omission.
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At 60,000 a year, they can afford unsubsidised prices.
The Sun
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In Ron's view subsidies should be accompanied by price fixing of the product being subsidised.
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The compromise will see the channel become an independent company but subsidised for a decade.
The Sun
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Last year the Government closed a loophole in the law to stop restaurants using service charges and tips to subsidise wages.
Times, Sunday Times
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Another event nearby, unsubsidised, delivered far more joy more intelligently but closed early because it lost its entrepreneurs a packet.
Times, Sunday Times
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One way to overcome difference in costs would be to subsidise travel for patients requiring longer journeys.
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The grant money subsidised the building of the troupe and paid for costumes and sets.
Times, Sunday Times
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The Government funding is available for subsidised housing, covering accommodation rented to tenants from local authorities and aid for voluntary housing areas.
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And if necessary, yes, it has to be publicly subsidised to keep down the cost of travel.
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A by-blow of MPs having both their mortgages and their food bills paid for by the Taxpayer – in the case of John Prescott having the nightly technicolour yawn subsidised as well – is that they perforce become immune from the reality of the remorseless rise in food prices and interest rates that afflict not just the poor but most hard-working people in the UK.
A Home-Made McStalin Pickle
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This meant that poor people subsidised banking for rich people who were less likely to incur charges.
Times, Sunday Times
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The "Twelver" Shi'a, Sunni, and Druze each have state-appointed clerical bodies to administer family and personal status law through their own religious courts, which are subsidised by the State.
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Friedman wags an accusing finger at subsidised theatres such as the National.
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The government also extended the fuel poverty scheme, under which the energy companies subsidise household insulation and other energy-saving measures.
Times, Sunday Times
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In Norway there are monthly cash benefits of up to £294 for parents caring for children aged between one and three where there is non-use or limited use of state-subsidised daycare centres.
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So long as they subsidise laziness, indulge envy, and give little toerags the benefit of the doubt then it doesn't surprise me that the little toerags will carry on.
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The regressive aspect of the tax could be offset by ensuring that well subsidised public transport is accessible to communities that are at a disadvantage either through poverty or by living in a rural area.
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The numbers amount to a huge under-estimate of the actual rise in state-subsidised helotry.
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All right, suppose the majority decide they want to subsidise fuel prices so that it's cheaper to run a car, rather than taxing fuel.
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But then, so do many state-subsidised artists in far less repressive countries.
Times, Sunday Times
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She thus concluded that there was ‘no valid reason in these days why an allottee…should be subsidised by the tax payer,’ which was simply a ‘dead weight burden on the Exchequer.’
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There is a wellness programme, free on-site gym and subsidised activities.
Times, Sunday Times
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Could the contract - hailed by the Government as a revolution in the provision of state-subsidised dental care - be linked to this alarming new trend in tooth extraction?
Ah may be wrong, but I is consistent
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At least the academics are convinced that the profits are genuine, even if they are subsidised.
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The 1999 - 2000 school year had 23 956 subsidised Secondary 6 places.
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It has sent thousands of doctors and military advisers, and in return receives huge amounts of subsidised oil to keep its crumbling economy afloat.
Times, Sunday Times
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There are subsidised sports facilities, a wellness programme and life assurance for all.
Times, Sunday Times
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For most of his time, he has not had a job and has lived in state-subsidised accommodation.
Times, Sunday Times
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There may be space available for emerging businesses to hire on subsidised rents.
Times, Sunday Times
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The scheme was subsidised by the taxpayer in the granting to employers of a sizeable rebate on each statutory redundancy payment made.
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When work gets a little stressful, staff can take advantage of massage and reflexology services on site as well as subsidised gym membership.
Times, Sunday Times
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For how long will rural dwellers subsidise city petrol prices?
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If today's state-subsidised pensioners feel poor, tomorrow's will feel destitute - unless they work for the public sector.
Times, Sunday Times
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SBV lists sectors eligible for subsidised loan rates listed the nine sectors or industries eligible for the 4 per cent subsidised interest rate for middle-to-long-term dong loans as part of the Government's second stimulus package yesterday.
Undefined
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After all, they argued, the State doesn't subsidise auto racing, hunting and pop concerts.
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Moreover, another problem is that some grocers sell the subsidised food products which are allocated for the ration cards at higher prices.
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•Offenders will be made to understand that they are being punished and not rewarded with a state-subsidised holiday for their crimes.
‘Rent A Mob’ Attack Police At BBC TV Centre « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG
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Although the market is full of unsubsidised baladi bread at various prices in addition to white bread, the subsidised baladi bread remains the most popular choice because it costs a mere five piastres a loaf.
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But like all service industries, whether subsidised or not, its ultimate survival depends on patronage.
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The government will continue to subsidise 80 octane gasoline, sold for 90 piastres as it is the main fuel for taxis and minibuses.
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HKCEE candidates applied for subsidised Secondary 6 places according to an established Secondary 6 admission procedure.
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I think it's important to the achievements of our subsidised theatre that it shouldn't be dishonourable to fail.
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Subsidised destruction is, arguably, the most successful way not just to restore consumer confidence, but to bolster the market.
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Benefits include subsidised sports facilities, health checks and annual flu vaccinations.
Times, Sunday Times
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What does irritate me - as a UK taxpayer who helps to subsidise farmers in this country - is the fact that anyone employed part-time in the farming industry should be forced to work for such derisory rates of pay.
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Jack is demanding that all MSPs who've made a packet on their subsidised second homes in Edinburgh hand back the cash.
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I hear now she was the Eclaireur, the stern-wheeler which runs up and down the Ogowe in connection with the Chargeurs Reunis Company, subsidised by the Government, and when the Move whistled, she was just completing taking on 3,000 billets of wood for fuel.
Travels in West Africa
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Pigs are omnivores not herbivores and do not carry BSE, so why had we to subsidise the BSE offal disposal in the first place?
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Was ita cynical, ideologically-drivenattempt to fiddle the dole figures or just another state-subsidised work creation scheme?
Revive the Enterprise Allowance Scheme
