subsidized

[suhb-si-dahyzd]

noun

1. supported or paid for by a subsidy, such as from a government or institution.

Example Sentences

He says English proficiency as essential for acclimation, and recommends that federal and state governments, as well as trucker associations, offer subsidized programs to help immigrants learn English as a second language.

From BBC

The most severely disabled seeking rooms in new apartments constructed expressly for them on the West L.A. campus were being denied because their disability compensation exceeded income limits required of the subsidized housing.

From Los Angeles Times

The waiting list for subsidized child care slots is still so long that some parents have taken to calling it the “no hope list,” said Ignatius.

From Los Angeles Times

The work requirement will be the first imposed nationwide in the six-decade history of Medicaid, the program that provides free and subsidized health insurance to disabled and low-income Americans.

From Los Angeles Times

That insurance was heavily subsidized by the federal government.

From Salon