Sentences with word «subsidisation»
Prior to banking Sarah worked briefly in the pharmaceutical industry, spending time in Canberra in discussions with Government about public subsidisation of medicines and vaccines.
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In other words, on a Mtoe basis, the renewable sector received nearly 13 times as much subsidisation as the fossil fuel sector.
I support substantial reforms to party finance such as stringent limits on the amount that can be donated to any party, caps on campaign spending, and state subsidisation of party finances to prevent parties becoming enthralled to the interests of their donors.
A Grid interactive PV system in our country will typically pay itself back in 15 - 20 years with a capital outlay (after small subsidisation) of around $ 15,000.
«To me, the bottom line is that energy subsidisation is a major global problem, but it is a problem that can be solved,» Lipton said.
But in the absence of subsidisation and other inducements (illegal under EU law to all but the smallest regional airports), UK airport growth will again remain dependent on the judgement of individual airlines.
As is stipulated in Section 3 of the Ghana International Trade Commission Act, 2016 (Act 926), GITC is, amongst others, to investigate and adjudicate on complaints by domestic producers relating to dumping, subsidisation and import upsurges; adjudicate on complaints by importers relating to customs valuation; and recommend tariff levels to Government for specific sectors of the economy.
This is why in their statement, the UFZ researchers recommend the subsidisation of private precautionary measures — for instance in the form of low interest loans, conditional on the building measures, i.e. refurbishments, providing protection against flooding, or in the form of reduced insurance premiums.
The argument for school choice has been that the subsidisation of places in higher socio - economic schools or the awarding of more scholarships would reduce this problem.
This is independent of the subsidisation of a series of failed experiments for converting native forest wood to forms suitable for co-generation with coal.