Examples of using Subventions in English and their translations into German
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Political
Subventions against increasing oil price.
At the same time the company claims state subventions.
European Research Council projects and subventions fall into three categories.
Subventions shall be booked as income to the extent in which subsidized expenses are realized.
Just look, give they subventions for crude oil of for the exit from oil.
When the Swiss government decided to cut subventions for wool processing,
An import ban for used textiles as well as high customs duties and subventions will not change anything.
finally the project was allowed, the subventions have already came to us.
We must give some subventions to the Jewish institutions that, without our help, will never survive the crisis.
We receive subventions from the European Fond of Regional Development as well as from the Ministry of Business and Industry.
Since the payment of subventions for the production of renewable energy an increase of biogas plants has been documented in the last years.
Still ALG has to rely on the support of the donators, because so far there are no governmet or church subventions to support functioning that is going on.
so subventions in that domain can be expected, as was practiced in the previous period as well.
The Obama administration allowed Congress to threaten lifting the subventions to the Palestinian Authority, but that was only a ruse
Always have sustained their position in the market without any subventions, initially with the production of high-quality furniture at the original site opposite the church in the centre of Borken-Weseke.
Subventions are material advantages without direct return,
based only on credits and subventions.
und Kreisschifffahrt" boarding dock, which will offer exquisite Chinese food at low cost thanks to subventions.
Subvention audit, includes audit of specific rules
Subventions to Jewish institutions were ridiculously small.