subsidy

IPA: sˈʌbsɪdi

noun

  • Financial support or assistance, such as a grant.
  • (dated) Money granted by parliament to the British Crown.
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Examples of "subsidy" in Sentences

  • The committee pays the subsidy to Air India.
  • It is the Lndon subsidy and the origins of Bond.
  • Normally the oil is sold at subsidy to the public.
  • The end of the subsidy was met with mixed reception.
  • The Government of India pays the subsidy to Air India.
  • We know that two and a half million in subsidy is being spent.
  • The Government subsidy is the answer on all prescription medicines.
  • The government provided no subsidy for the construction of the line.
  • These sales are non-TARP and come with billions in subsidy from the FDIC.
  • The Haj subsidy is an airfare subsidy given to Indian Muslim Hajj pilgrims.
  • Jim, regardless of why the subsidy is there, it is NOT there for those who do not have the income to itemize.
  • But even if a subsidy is a smart thing for Portland to do, that's the Port of Portland's responsibility, not the city's.
  • Newport News, including the Holiday Inn Express and Mulberry Inn, is lobbying against what he calls a subsidy to the Marriott.
  • I assume -- but have no first-hand knowledge -- that this subsidy is also given to NC students attending other private colleges in the state.
  • The first question to ask is: what kind of subsidy is there (or price guarantee) and how much does it cost, relative to conventional power generation means.
  • The real problem with subsidy is that every dollar paid in subsidy to one individual or busniess was taken from another individual or business to pay for it.

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