Definitions
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- noun Alternative form of
subsidizer .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun someone who assists or supports by giving a subsidy
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Examples
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Brandishing China's growing bilateral trade surplus as proof, congressmen from both parties have denounced the country as a currency manipulator, an illegal export-subsidiser, a violator of rights to intellectual property and all-round trade scoff-law.
Archive 2007-05-01 Sun Bin 2007
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Brandishing China's growing bilateral trade surplus as proof, congressmen from both parties have denounced the country as a currency manipulator, an illegal export-subsidiser, a violator of rights to intellectual property and all-round trade scoff-law.
America's fear of China: Sun Bin 2007
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The United States, the world's largest subsidiser of cotton, repeated on Monday its position that WTO agriculture talks in all other major areas should be resolved before negotiators turn to cotton.
ICTSD 2010
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"When the government made its debut in education in 1833 mainly in the role of a subsidiser it was as if it jumped into the saddle of a horse that was already galloping."
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The study is timely as negotiations heat up in the European Union -- the biggest farm subsidiser -- for further reforms of its Common Agricultural Policy.
IOL: News 2009
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The study is timely as negotiations heat up in the European Union -- the biggest farm subsidiser -- for further reforms of its Common Agricultural Policy.
IOL: News 2009
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