1. State aid is less bountiful than it was before.

2. Many people became ineligible to receive state aid because their earnings were above the new limit.

3. Many believe that state aid is a waste of taxpayers' money.

4. There will be no state aid for them.

5. However, unlike Nissan, Toyota received no state aid towards its investment, as Derbyshire was not an eligible area.

6. And Britain's state aid for industry generally falls far short of the sums seen in other countries.

7. We have no state aid and individuals such as yourself are the life blood of our conservation work.

8. Labour will introduce state aid for political parties and pay salaries to local councillors.

9. So the banks receive trillions in state aid.

10. For three years, state aid may be granted to extend crisis management measures to non members who enter into a contract with a PO.

11. Both the acquisition itself and the state aid require EU anti - trust approval.

12. Congress included state aid in the 2 - year stimulus plan approved in February.

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13. Thanks to state aid, the law for big firms today is what Gordon Gekko, the red-blooded villain of the film "Wall Street", dubbed "survival of the unfittest".

14. State aid rules that prevent the promotion of national industrial champions are being cheerfully trashed.

15. Congress included state aid in the two - year 2 - year stimulus plan improved approved in FebruryFebruary.

16. As a result, both candidates for governor are considering earmarking some state aid for salary increases.

17. Lemon involved two appeals about the constitutionality of Pennsylvania and Rhode Island statutes providing state aid to church-related schools.

18. In 1839 the government set up an inspectorate to further central supervision of the way the growing state aid was being spent.

19. In the past, Japan's policy makers have prodded healthier companies to lead the way in accepting state aid, to remove the stigma that might keep others from doing so.

20. Germany's economics minister says the EU competition watchdog will require any buyer to inject more of its own funds as a condition for allowing state aid.

21. But the biggest investor of all is Prime Minister Putin, who visited Abkhazia last summer for the war's first anniversary, and pledged $500 million in state aid to strengthen Abkhaz defense.