Meanings of subsidise the cost in English

Tumbling oil is still good for India and Indonesia, whose governments subsidise the cost of energy.

The law would allow government to subsidise the cost of water while a long-term solution is considered.

In India and Indonesia, where governments subsidise the cost of imported fuel to consumers, budget deficits may worsen.

They used the margins on their lending businesses to subsidise the cost of their retail operations and payment systems.

A new system of payments to middle-income families to subsidise the cost of high rents is being considered by the Government.

These oil companies help subsidise the cost of fuel along with the government, making a hike in prices key to their margins.

Scottish daily the Daily Recordsays Ryanair chief executive Mr Michael O'Leary plans to introduce in-flight entertainment to subsidise the cost of the flights.

The groups called on sponsors to lobby Uefa to allocate tickets more fairly and have already asked their clubs to subsidise the cost of tickets.

The government is subsidising the costs of these flights, but only partially.

The Indian government has now agreed to help subsidise the costs.

It is subsidising the costs of these flights, but only partially.

If subsidising the cost of local childcare was the objective, then Fine Gael is correct in exposing yet another maladroit expenditure.

The government subsidises the cost of fuel in Nigeria but the subsidy regime is also inefficient, costing the country billions of dollars.

Mr Bridges is critical of the government's plans to impose a levy on cars with high emissions, while subsidising the costs of clean vehicles.

That could hit margins because operators typically deeply subsidise the costs of phone when consumers sign up for 12 or 24 month periods.