Examples of using Subsidized in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The subsidized economic structure which is born of the theory of surplus value, so a little research is needed on this theory.
It could do this while still selling its top-of-the-line phone to rich people in subsidized markets for $US650 or more.
The department said last month the products were being subsidized and dumped in the U.S. market.
It's subsidized, which is one of the reasons we used too much of it.
In addition, plans are often packaged with a mobile phone that is partially subsidized in the monthly charges you will pay.
though their housing is heavily subsidized.
And it's cheap because we have been subsidized by energy that's been concentrated by the sun.
are higher than‘home' fees for UK residents, which are subsidized by the UK government.
offers assistance through HUD,[11] and many states offer subsidized housing.
At least a portion of every citizen's food needs are sold to them through ration books at heavily subsidized prices.
wind power and other forms of renewable energy are also often subsidized.
a annual fee has been imposed, which up until now was subsidized by NSF.
electric taxis[33] or cargobikes are subsidized.[34].
This program has been accredited by the Canadian Forces for their Non-Commissioned Member Subsidized Education Plan.
Farmer also risk losing key markets in the long term even as they're subsidized.
Derrick lived in subsidized housing near Bristol because of his learning difficulties, and he wasn't supposed to have a roommate.
He subsidized and supported technical schools and specialized professions to reduce unemployment.
We can help you find subsidized child care, transportation to work, or a GED or ELL class.
Starting in 1976, the federal government subsidized the construction of domestic fishing vessels to lock down U.S. interests in West Coast waters.
They primarily provide subsidized holidays for government employees in remote scenic spots, but are usually happy to accept paying guests.