subsidizerの例文

• It was a victory for the main coal subsidizers in the 15-nation bloc, Germany and Spain.
• And for all its ballyhooed efforts at reform, the European Union remains the most egregious farm subsidizer of all.
• And it turns out that states that voted against Bush are mainly subsidizers, those that voted for him are mainly subsidizees.
• China is the second-biggest subsidizer, with payments of about US $ 1.2 billion in the same period.
• These are all as set forth by the bandwidth subsidizer ( the app provider ) at the time the app is created and deployed.
• But the $ 178 billion program is also the largest subsidizer of medical training in the country, and helps hospitals serving poor and uninsured patients.
• For this reason, the decision in " Velazquez " set an important precedent for how the government may act as subsidizer and speaker.
• It has lost its former subsidizers, the Soviet Union and China, and has been forced to open its closed system a few cracks for food and investment.
• "Canada and some our European allies have effectively replaced the Soviet Union as the subsidizers of Castro's regime, " said Thiessen, the Helms spokesman.
• But major subsidizers like the European Union, Switzerland and Japan say they need to see offers in other parts of the negotiations before they can make firm offers on agriculture.
• U . S . officials argue those trade protections should be negotiated in global trade agreements, not regional ones, because the European Union is the biggest subsidizer of agriculture.
• At Cancun countries were deeply split on the issue of trade in agricultural goods, with a battle between big farm subsidizers like the European Union and those that use few subsidies like Australia.
• At Cancun, countries were deeply split on the issue of trade in agricultural goods, with a battle between big farm subsidizers like the European Union and those that use few subsidies like Australia.
• The EU, the world's biggest subsidizer, has long insisted that it needs the clause if countries expect it to make big concessions as part of the current round of trade negotiations.
• Bradley's proposal would essentially take the federal government out of the business of directly paying the medical costs of people in Medicaid, and instead transform Uncle Sam into one of the largest subsidizers of private health insurance.
• Luzius Wasescha, the senior trade negotiator for Switzerland _ one of the highest farm subsidizers but a small player internationally _ said he was counting on success in the round to avoid the multiple trade wars that some have predicted.
• The Bush administration refuses to discuss slashing subsidies and tariffs that protect U . S . farmers, arguing that those protections should be negotiated in global trade agreements, not regional ones, because the European Union is the biggest subsidizer of agriculture.
• The intransigence of the larger trading blocs, particularly the European Union and the apparent reluctance of the big agricultural subsidizers _ the Americans and the Japanese _ in this area means that we have to work harder through the Cairns Group to revive Doha,