Sentences with phrase «massive subsidies from the government»
They get by because the whole family finds jobs off the farm and / or massive subsidies from the government setting prices and subsidizing crop insurance.
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While the WTO rules are very valuable, they were formed two decades ago and have failed to catch up with the times and realities of the global economy, such as massive government subsidies that create overcapacity and competition from state - owned enterprises.
Justice Agbim noted that «the fuel subsidy fraud involved corruption and fraud on a very massive scale»; that it involved many oil companies and officials of government's regulatory agencies «looting and stealing of trillions of naira from the Federal Government of Nigeria and threatening the security and economy of Nigergovernment's regulatory agencies «looting and stealing of trillions of naira from the Federal Government of Nigeria and threatening the security and economy of NigerGovernment of Nigeria and threatening the security and economy of Nigeria.»
From, 2010 to 2020 roughly, the federal government would have to supply about 420 billion dollars in subsidies to get these massive scale [s] of production for, you know, all the mix of photovoltaic systems, solar power systems, the compressed air systems, the direct current system.
Photovoltaics now benefit from economies of scale, as well as from massive government subsidies and investments that solar - thermal technologies do not have, says Mugnier.
And then the bubble bursts and the wind - scam reality is exposed... «When you're trying to sell a «product» with no commercial value, the «business» — for want of a better word — can only be about what you can extract from gullible / compliant governments (and unwitting power consumers), in the form of massive and endless subsidies.»
George Osborne demands massive cuts to windfarm subsidies PM's «greenest government ever» claim undermined by chancellor's move, which follows pressure from Tory MPs
Solyndra was facing, in particular, Chinese companies that received massive subsidies from the Chinese government.
«Three of the airlines that have been targeted for these measures — Emirates, Etihad Airways and Qatar Airways — have long been accused by their US competitors of receiving massive effective subsidies from their governments,» they write.