subsidize|subsidized|subsidizes|subsidizing in English

verb subsidize (Amer.)

[sub·si·dize || 'sʌbsɪdaɪz]

provide financial assistance (also subsidise)

Use "subsidize|subsidized|subsidizes|subsidizing" in a sentence

1. It's the same as subsidizing illegal abortionists.

2. 18 Its landowners use much of their subsidized water to grow subsidized cotton.

3. "Governments need to subsidize private companies."

4. " Governments need to subsidize private companies. "

5. Subsidize Cobra health coverage through Sept

6. The implicit contract: quietly subsidize her holiday.

7. Many companies subsidize meals for their workers.

8. In addition, MEXT subsidizes weekend schools which each have over 100 students.

9. 14 The government also subsidizes basic goods, including sugar, petroleum and wheat.

10. It subsidizes those companies to provide vocational trainings and job opportunities.

11. Or does the government subsidize the increased costs?

12. 1 Soldiers are subsidized in our country .

13. Too often, welfare subsidizes able-bodied people who should make a living.

14. Synonyms for Capitalizes include finances, funds, underwrites, bankrolls, stakes, endows, subsidises, subsidizes, backs and obtains

15. Various exemptions and exclusions subsidize sugar growers or bee keepers.

16. " To subsidize manufacturing pushes the U.S. down that curve . "

17. She's not prepared to subsidize his gambling any longer.

18. 19 Farming is heavily subsidized by the government.

19. 12 Students who reside in subsidized public housing.

20. The government has agreed to subsidize the hotel industry.

21. The government should subsidize struggling museums, theaters, and artists.

22. The government has refused to subsidize the car industry.

23. 11 Objective: subsidized or free health care for their group.

24. The state's timber industry is heavily subsidized.

25. Students who reside in subsidized public housing.