Subsidies in a sentence

First, subsidies that have been provided to agriculture in general or non-product-specific subsidies, often called input subsidies.

As previously, the $369 billion IRA will allot huge subsidies only for electric vehicles (EVs) assembled in North America, and similar restrictions apply to subsidies for the production of rare minerals needed for EV batteries.

Intel has been able to garner huge subsidies pretending to be a foundry, but the subsidies are mainly to shore up the Company's competitive position.

Drax – which has been given more than £6billion of subsidies for its power station in North Yorkshire – is currently waiting for ministers to decide whether to extend subsidies beyond 2027.

In addition to seed subsidies, the government plans to extend fertiliser subsidies until the 2025/26 agricultural season, aiming to bolster production and secure food supplies.

The president added that the removal of fuel subsidies and multiple foreign exchange systems also stopped undue subsidies to neighbouring countries, which had harmed Nigeria's economy.

Cross-subsidies in electricity tariff should also be seen in the context of other subsidies along the value chain.

It is therefore a growth that is not based on fiscal subsidies and growing public debt and that would collapse without these subsidies or in the event of public overindebtedness.

While previous oil price falls have hit the renewable energy market, making it less competitive and subsidies more expensive, today renewable energy is far more competitive and less dependent on subsidies.

In the same stretch that subsidies for coal-fired power increased, subsidies for coal mining decreased from $22 billion to $10 billion.

Isabel Jarret, Manager of the Reducing Harmful Fisheries Subsidies program at Pew Charitable Trust, also asserts that harmful subsidies could be trade distorting, the elimination of which has been one of the WTO’s main aims.

The low-end estimate for this Millennial vote-buying scheme is $750 billion, but as with “free” housing, colleges will (and already have) raise tuition rates to absorb the subsidies, driving up costs further, in turn demanding higher subsidies.

Zimbabwe’s economy is getting close to the fuel market price after eliminating subsidies which have been in place over the past months, subsidies which helped keep prices low in US$ terms, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said.

In addition, funds have been allotted for increments in the public service, fertilizer subsidies, Samurdhi subsidies, distributing uniform cloths for students.

Offering strong, Norway-like subsidies can indeed push EV sales, and subsidies in general are found to be publicly acceptable.

Trump wants to kill subsidies for electric cars, but economic and legal nerds note those subsidies were the result of legislation, and Trump can't just pass economic policy into a toilet like last night's fried chicken.

Early on Hoare set up the Civil Air Transport Subsidies Committee under the Chairmanship of Sir Hubert Hambling to look at the system of subsidies to competing air lines.

In this meeting, countries agreed to phase out all their agricultural export subsidies by the end of 2013, and terminate any cotton export subsidies by the end of 2006.

Neither included subsidies in their analysis, but they noted that subsidies also influence the cost of agriculture to society.

Reaction to existing subsidies Smart Growth advocates claim that much of the urban sprawl of the 19th Century was due to government subsidies for infrastructure that redistribute the true costs of sprawl.