subsidise造句

The question now is whether Obamacare will use taxpayers’ money to subsidise abortion more widely.

Washington will subsidise many of those on the new state exchanges.

Some use the profits from their main business to cross-subsidise their charitable work.

The Finnish and British governments say they will not subsidise nuclear power.

Outside the Golden State, however, the states most eager to subsidise ethanol were those with golden fields of corn.

This summer job on steroids allows students to subsidise their study and try a different career for 12 weeks.

I even said that there should be a tax on beautiful people to subsidise us ugly ones.

Not only do cheap imports subsidise American consumers, but China's large purchases of Treasury bonds also hold down American interest rates, thereby subsidising home buyers.

But the government seems half-hearted in this structural shift: it has also announced a raft of measures to subsidise exports.

You can abuse the market, distort it, subsidise it or tax it, but it is rooted in human nature and will prove your master in the end.

China Mobile plans to subsidise these high-end handsets for customers with up to 50 per cent off the retail price.

The White House encouraged much of the money to be spent this summer, through programmes that subsidise jobs in the public and private sector.

For years mobile phone operators played a delicate game, balancing the power of phone manufacturers' brands against their own control of customer relationships and a willingness to subsidise handsets.

So they end up pooling groups of people by such basic factors as age, occupation and postcode, which means that some low-risk customers are lumped in with risky ones and subsidise their cover.