subsidise

IPA: sˈʌbsɪdaɪz

Non-Oxford British English standard spelling of subsidize. [(transitive) To assist (someone or something) by granting a subsidy.]

Examples of "subsidise" in Sentences

Traditionally, mobile phone companies "subsidise" the up-front cost of hardware - usually mobile phones, but increasingly laptops
Govt plans to 'subsidise' imported LNG gas (LNG) by making users of cheaper domestic gas pay more under its unique plan to rationalise gas prices, a source in
He also threw his support behind United chief executive Dave Allen's comments last week that the club was paying too much to 'subsidise' city centre policing.
Govt plans to 'subsidise' imported LNG gas (LNG) by making users of cheaper domestic gas pay more under its unique plan to rationalise gas prices, a source in knowledge of the
The government wants to "subsidise" education by paying a portion of the cost but the price will rise with the amount of the subsidy and it will cost the unsubsidized more without actually reducing the cost to the subsidized.
This fairness criterion was the basis upon which the Electoral Commission decided to allocate a minimum to all eligible parties and also to cross-subsidise from the allocation to the two largest parties to that to smaller parties.