例句與造句

1. No make-work; the temporary subsidy pushes the employer to hire and pulls the welfaree into an entry-level job.
2. There was a small concession to the miners of a temporary subsidy of ?0M, but their average pay fell by 30 % during 1921.
3. Another project the ministry is considering is encouraging laid-off workers to start their own businesses with government seed money and temporary subsidies of employee salaries.
4. The EU plans to provide temporary subsidies for European shipbuilders, saying they were threatened with closure because of what it calls unfair competition from South Korea.
5. A complete withdrawal of subsidies prevented 75 % of smallholders buying fertilizer in 1988 / 89, so temporary subsidies were provided up to 1994 / 95.
6. It's difficult to find temporary subsidy in a sentence. 用temporary subsidy造句挺難的
7. The EU regulators deemed temporary subsidies given to Italy's RAI and Portugal's RTP public television stations between 1992 and 1998 in line with broadcasting and competitive guidelines.
8. Government officials decided to back the industry with temporary subsidies in hopes of offsetting the loss of 27, 000 jobs when Newfoundland's vital codfish stocks collapsed in 1992.
9. The EU regulators deemed temporary subsidies given to Italy's RAI and Portugal's RTP public television stations between 1992 and 1998 were in line with broadcasting and competitive guidelines.
10. In March 1921, the British government granted temporary subsidies for airline services, with the Air Council purchasing a number of modern commercial aircraft for leasing to approved firms.
11. EU Trade Commissioner Pascal Lamy said the Commission would also propose temporary subsidies for European shipbuilders threatened with closure due to the alleged unfair competition from South Korean firms.
12. The city agree to pay all mortgages of these buildings estimated to amount to at least $ 1.25 million, and contribute temporary subsidies to the rents for displaced residents of up to $ 135, 000.
13. In 1925, when the government agreed to grant a temporary subsidy to the mining industry so as to avoid wage reductions, the day on which the decision was announced became known as " Red Friday ", in imitation of Black Friday.
14. In addition, it will propose temporary subsidies for prescription drug purchases by low-income elderly people, a near $ 1 trillion, multiyear reserve that could be used to shore up Social Security or for other purposes, and a $ 5 billion-a-year fund for natural disasters and other emergencies.