Examples of using Subsidising in English and their translations into Swedish
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We are using the 1999 budget to go on financing the Herod premium and subsidising the transport of live animals.
Business R& D investment is stimulated by subsidising a percentage of the total R& D investment in certain company projects.
Economists like me want to propose taxing behaviour that harms the environment and subsidising behaviour that is good for the environment.
especially on subsidising atherosclerosis disease and anti-thrombosis.
ineffective policy of subsidising that sector.
Calls for an analysis of the need for special solutions in decisions on subsidising orphan drugs.
taking into account the risk of subsidising illegal cultivation of hemp.
The Christian Democrats also believe that the subsidising of tobacco cultivation should be phased out,
can we justify subsidising specific technologies,
Pass over the hypocrisy of subsidising the growing of tobacco in the European Union while penalising its consumption!
In particular, the EPLP does not support subsidising the production of tobacco;
The CAP, by subsidising the export prices of cereals,
Subsidising transport costs should enable farm produce from the islands
Subsidising disadvantaged areas is a core element of the common agricultural policy,
Subsidising uncompetitive coal mines is a waste of billions of euro of public money,
In practice, this is nothing other than subsidising inefficient companies on the backs of European citizens.
Demand-targeted measures focus on subsidising the hiring of older workers or of older unemployed people.
The European Commission should continue subsidising the establishment of Euro Velo routes with a view to the development of a complete Euro Cycle Routes Network, a TEN for bicycles.
The only means of doing so would be by subsidising broadband service provision for certain users via a cross-subsidy from consumers of basic telephony to higher bandwidth users.
Is it acceptable for them to continue subsidising an extensive protectionist system every time they buy a product containing sugar?