Subsidization

Definition

subsidize , -ise /'sʌbsÇdaÇz/ v ေထာက္ပံ့ေၾကးေပးသည္။ အမေတာ္ ေၾကးေပးသည္။ subsidized industries. ❏ subsidization , -isation /sʌbsÇdaÇ'zeÇʃn; US -dǝ'z-/ n [U] (အစိုးရက)ေထာက္ပံ့ျခင္း။ the subsidizat- ion of public transport.

Examples

1. ‘It bailed out
2. and then subsidized
3. the financially faltering Partisan Review and Kenyon Review.’
4. ‘What happens here is that the little investors are subsidising the fortune-making of larger shareholders on the inside who had bought their shares at rock bottom prices initially.’
5. ‘The Ohio constitution made it impossible for the city to influence investment decisions at the margin through the usual method of subsidising a private venture.’
6. ‘Shaw requested that the income from his legacy should be distributed to subsidise cultural activities in Carlow.’
7. ‘Many Council members say they have few qualms about cutting millions of dollars earmarked for attracting new businesses and even subsidizing the Convention Center.’
8. ‘Instead of abandoning these millions
9. why not put the money to good use by reducing business rates
10. national insurance contributions or by subsidising the Small Firms Loan Guarantee Scheme?’
11. ‘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.’
12. ‘In India
13. most higher institutions are public financed and subsidized.’
14. ‘And they subsidise their political activities with the proceeds of crime.’
15. ‘The draft is supposed to structurally subsidize the worst organizations and give them the fairest chance of catching the best ones.’
16. ‘The question was about whether a business should be subsidised by another business.’
17. ‘The Agriculture State Fund subsidises several organic production activities
18. although there is still no official body which can issue organic production certificates.’
19. ‘Elf used a system of split commissions as a way of maintaining French influence and later subsidising Gaullist political activities.’
20. ‘Due to the overlap between politics and business these banks have suffered heavy losses from subsidizing state-run enterprises and bad loans.’
21. ‘As an Irish taxpayer
22. I subsidise that support structure while new moms who work beside me cannot get State help for child support.’
23. ‘Farmers appear to think that they have a god-given right to carry on in a loss making business
24. subsidized by the rest of us.’
25. ‘Government must continue to subsidize social work and community development being performed by private groups.’
26. ‘And a proportion of profit from the treks goes into a separate fund to subsidize village activities or be shared amongst villagers.’
27. ‘It does not make good business sense for the country to have taxpayers subsidize these activities any more than other hobbies.’
28. ‘Some may be surprised to learn that taxpayers' money is spent on subsidising purely commercial activities.’