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But city officials said none would work without large public subsidies.

It gets no public subsidy and does not pay its own way.

Public subsidies and benefits were to amount to about $142.5 million.

But that is hard to imagine without huge public subsidies.

At the same time, the church depends on public subsidies to run its services.

Those who cannot afford the full cost should receive public subsidies.

In return, the candidates would be eligible for public subsidies.

The bank has come under fire in recent years from critics who say it does little more than provide public subsidies for international companies.

The 1970s added public subsidies as another major source of revenue.

Public subsidies are the major source of party funds in Sweden.

There is an argument for some public subsidies of stadiums.

Is it time to turn off the public subsidy spigot?

By international standards, any project that pays back more than half its public subsidy is doing well.

But she needs a public subsidy to afford rent on top of $1,300 a month for child care.

In the past, his club has mentioned 75 percent as its desired level of public subsidy.

That's why 42d Street was done as a public project, with public subsidies.

"A casino has never before received a direct public subsidy of any kind," he said.

I thought you were in favour of value for money and against public subsidy?

The campaign would then be able to accept public subsidies equal to the debt.

Although public subsidies have been increased in recent years, the total amount available is insufficient.

An additional 3,700 people receive Medicaid as their only public subsidy.

Both the arena and the ballpark received large public subsidies.

Still, the numbers make clear that the era of big public subsidies for professional sports is far from over.

Then, if the developers want to build office towers, they would do so without public subsidies, the group said.

But such commercial centers are sustained through huge public subsidies.