subsidizing

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• Some Lifeline subscribers alternatively can use it to subsidize home Internet connections.

• That’s real money to those schools, because they can use those full-price dollars to subsidize lower-income kids and try and provide some equity.

• Animal agriculture is heavily subsidized by the federal government.

• They subsidized the “true” cost of delivery, making it cheap for consumers while squeezing restaurants with high fees and pocketing courier tips.

• It has also become clear that subsidizing internet access to hundreds of millions of potential users is perhaps not the most sustainable way to acquire customers.

• For example, he suggests that instead of heavily subsidizing corn, the government could subsidize more ethical food producers.

• The Jewish State will spend millions more to subsidize the controversial procedure this year.

• Asking municipalities to subsidize his business so he can maximize his profits.

• Yes, the state is unwilling to expand a government program, but it will do more to subsidize private health insurance.

• He proposed using some unspent funds to subsidize flood insurance.

• The home Government has refused to subsidize the emigration; hence it has been in a state of chronic feud with the colony.

• Do you think that in the world we live in one can subsidize a Divinity, a first-class one, for that price?

• If the end in view be the attainment of the lowest possible rates, why not subsidize the railroads directly by this same amount?

• They encourage routine in others, and they also subsidize such thought and learning as are kept remote from affairs.