Meanings of annual subsidy in English

The government grants this theatre an annual subsidy of about fifty thousand dollars.

He was given an annual subsidy, and a present of 500 Sniders; being visited also by English officers.

Yakoob was recognized as the Ameer of Afghanistan, the annual subsidy paid to his father was to be continued.

The average annual subsidy per farm is about 12,200 euros (£10,374).

A modern conference centre with today's technology could be located in the RDS on a fixed annual subsidy, but from whom?

If, however, the conditions required were not fulfilled year by year the Government would stop the payment of the annual subsidy.

These warlike mountaineers were brought from the Caucasus and colonized here, with lands, exemption from taxes, and given an annual subsidy.

In 1752 he agreed with the King of France, in consideration of a fixed annual subsidy, to supply six thousand soldiers on demand.

An annual subsidy of near seven hundred thousand pounds enabled the King to add probably more than fifty thousand men to his army.

His catholic majesty guaranteed the Ostend East India company; and agreed to pay an annual subsidy of four millions of piastres to the emperor.

The other Bonapartes received an annual subsidy of 2,500,000 francs, this and the former sum being paid by France.

To meet the deficit, Charles asked from his Netherland Estates an annual subsidy of 120,000 crowns for three years.

Alpiq, BKW, AXPO and other utilities would share a 120 million franc annual subsidy to help close the gap between production costs and market prices.

Under that agreement the annual subsidy paid by the British government to the ameer was increased from £80,000 to £120,000.

The deal means the authority paying a £500,000 annual subsidy for up to 15 years, if rental incomes do not rise.

The conquest was completed by his brother-successor, Osai Apoko (1731), who fined Abo, the neighbour-king, in large sums of gold and fixed an annual subsidy.