Public subsidy definition

Public subsidy means the Rhode Island CCAP program, the Federal Head Start program, or any other materially similar child care subsidy program offered by a Federal, State, municipal, or quasi-public entity.

Public subsidy means a public program or public

Public subsidy means a program, benefit, or

Examples of Public subsidy in a sentence

• Public subsidy pro- grammes such as training-place guarantees can also regulate the training market.

• Public subsidy, for the purpose of these guidelines, shall be defined as economic assistance provided to low income families by any federal, state, or local government entity or any quasi-governmental entity.

• However, the use of other touch displays can be supported by adding the appropriate controller, typically on the SPI bus.Refer to the Pin-Out Description chapter for more information about touch screen signals (YU, YD, XL, XR) assignments to G120 hardware pins.GHI Electronics' open-source graphics-library (Glide) is a good place to learn about touch handling if direct handling is necessary.

• Public subsidy is often required to fill the financial gap on affordable units.

• Public subsidy in excess of the difference between the calculated minimum mortgage and the sales price is excessive subsidy.

More Definitions of Public subsidy

Public subsidy means funding from the Council and/or the GLA together with any additional public subsidy received by the Owner to support the delivery of the Development

Public subsidy means any government-sponsored credit, funding, or abatement, including but not limited to: loans; property tax or assessment abatements, credits, or reductions; taxable or tax exempt bonds; or grants including fee waivers.

Public subsidy means a public program or public benefit or assistance of any type that is designed to stimulate the economic development of a corporation, industry, or sector of the state's economy or to create or retain jobs in this state. The term includes grants, loans, loan guarantees, benefits relating to an enterprise or empowerment zone, fee waivers, land price subsidies, infrastructure development and improvements designed to principally benefit a single business or defined group of businesses, matching funds, tax refunds, tax rebates, or tax abatements.

Public subsidy means … The Task Force will discuss this definition at its meeting on May 3, 2007.

Public subsidy funding provided by the Council, Homes England or any other public body or successor body towards the provision of Affordable Housing

Public subsidy means a state or local government agency grant, contribution of personal property, real property, infrastructure, the principal amount of a loan at rates below those commercially available to the recipient, any reduction or deferral of any tax or any fee, any guarantee of any payment under any loan, lease, or other obligation, or any preferential use of government facilities given to an organization. To qualify as a public subsidy, the value must be $150,000 or greater.

Public subsidy means funding from the Council and/or the GLA together with any additional public subsidy secured by the Developer, the First Landowner and or the Second Landowner to support the delivery of the Development "Relevant Review Date" means the Early Stage Review Date or the Late Stage Review Date (as the context requires)