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The Canadian was operated at reduced levels, with the government subsidizing 80 percent of its losses.

What do they have to gain by subsidizing peace marches and Terry college students?"

But unless state and city officials do their job, the public could be burdened with subsidizing another professional sports team that does not need subsidies.

The more direct route is to stimulate demand for less productive workers by subsidizing businesses to employ them.

"You're giving a big advantage to for-profit charter schools by subsidizing their startup costs," he said.

"Taxpayers are being asked to provide huge subsidies to oil companies to produce oil - it's like subsidizing a fish to swim."

The Government is still subsidizing their room and board, just as if they had moved to Tel Aviv.

The archdiocese said it would render a decision by April 30 on whether it would continue subsidizing the schools.

Karmanos's presence seemed to crystallize doubts about subsidizing a private business owned by a magnate.

Moreover, the administration said, the Republican proposal "relies on a flawed trickle-down theory that would end up subsidizing insurers, not seniors."

And some of them are growing a little tired of subsidizing the "just one cigarette" occasionally puffed by former smokers.

Instead, they note that the billions of Federal dollars subsidizing modern rail systems seem to benefit higher-income commuters disproportionately.

His first column appeared in the August newsletter and argued for subsidizing the publications, as well as creating a new special publication series.

There was nothing unusual about DefCon subsidizing Wing's attendance .

Under current Federal policy, fees for long-distance phone calls are set high to generate money for subsidizing local phone service for poor and rural families.

Hospitals found themselves offering signing bonuses, subsidizing apartments, creating do-it-yourself work schedules and repaying employees' student loans.

"There's a lot of good modern design in Holland," he said, adding that the government invests large amounts of money in subsidizing new talent.

It wants to retain as much flexibility as possible in subsidizing that population, an important mechanism in keeping rural unrest in check.

ABF Arbetarnas bildningsförbund provided some small financial relief by subsidizing the show group's activities when they could be organized into documented study circles.

"There is an ongoing situation that funnels most of the money to New Jersey for subsidizing the PATH train," he said.

Officially, the Bush Administration's view is that the Government should rely on "market forces" and not be in the position of subsidizing companies or factories to keep them alive.

If Israel stopped subsidizing thirsty crops and all farmers in the region paid the real cost of irrigation, he says, water would cease to be a significant obstacle to growth.

The city's biggest expense is not the construction of new housing but the $2.3 billion it spends subsidizing the old stock, which is still mostly run on socialist principles.

Riots broke out in April due to the high prices, and the government had been attempting to restore order by subsidizing a 15 percent reduction in the price of rice.

According to Mr. Tougas, Massachusetts reaps no benefit from subsidizing the education of Iranian, Lebanese and Syrian youths.

We must end the subsidising of fossil fuels as soon as possible.

This means that there can be no subsidising of new nuclear power stations, either by national governments or by Europe.

The govt don't want the best to administer the tax system, because that would disable the objective of subsidising business.

"English taxpayers money goes towards subsidising those fees and unequal shares will only breed contempt.

Another major point of discussion in the Committee on Budgets was the subsidising of non-governmental organisations.

Licensing, and some subsidising of services, was conditional on agreements that commercial aircraft fleets would be made available to the government in a national emergency.

Through our policy, we are excluding them. By subsidising our own producers, we are dumping the prices on their market.

Douglas Kysar: Cap-and-trade has had the perverse effect of subsidising politically dominant industries.

The food processing industry is a major part of modern economy, and as such it is influential in political decisions (e.g. nutritional recommendations, agricultural subsidising).

To attack this problem, a Recommended Basic Food Basket was introduced, which meant the subsidising of essential foodstuffs.

(PL) Mr President, the subsidising of European agriculture cannot be called into question.

It is also indisputable that the mining industry must be competitive and that subsidising it is not the correct approach.

This subsidising of profit-making medical establishments was not mentioned in SNBTS annual reports.

CAP, which has been reformed, maintains commodity price levels within the EC by taxing imports and subsidising exports.

We must see an end to the subsidising of boat-building and put this money into helping fishermen who are coming out of the industry to find new employment.

Finally, this budget does not adequately change some policies which are simply wasteful, such as mass subsidising of destruction of wine and continuing subsidies for growing tobacco.

This would mean, of course, that the town would begin to exert not only an influence but a direct effective power over the School by subsidising the Master's salary.

First, I would like a discussion on the current, completely non-liberal practice already referred to of massively subsidising nuclear and fossil-fuel energy in their many and varied forms.

In the Committee on Budgets we had a number of discussions about our position with the regard to the EU's subsidising of the Nabucco gas pipeline.

If you have to have a system like this, instead of subsidising these companies and removing jobs, why not have people doing things to help their communities, or else working with charities.

Labour's 'light touch' on employers and its subsidising of rotten wages with the working family tax credits, has done little to help create a basis for fair pay for a fair day's work.

The OECD and FAO are among those calling for the Group of 20 nations to stop subsidising biofuel, in a bid to prevent spikes in food prices.

The thinking behind the MMC report is that cash buyers are subsidising credit card users because prices in shops and restaurants reflect the charge levied by the credit card companies on the retailers.

The movie was at the origin of a huge controversy about the policy of Flemish state subsidising of movies not at least because of the presence of main actress Lolo Ferrari.