An unsubsidized loan was

Some services are paid by patients directly, like unsubsidized medicines.

Yet, for decades, restrictive market access barriers and high subsidies had compromised the ability of unsubsidized farmers to participate in global agricultural trade.

That is, a subsidized worker is hired instead of an unsubsidized worker who otherwise would have been hired or the subsidized worker would also have been hired without the subsidy.

Once their contributory in-service participation plus their unsubsidized full premium cost after-service health insurance participation reaches 10 years, they could be eligible to receive the after-service health insurance subsidy.

Sometimes, the families of these children had to buy themselves unsubsidized medication from outside pharmacies to complement drugs available in the hospital, while enduring long and hazardous journeys to the hospital.14

This assistance covers exemption from fees or other charges concerning enrolment, attendance or certification, and the granting of subsidies for tuition to students in unsubsidized private schools (article 6 of Law 11/91/M and article 1 of Decree Law 42/99/M).

Far from agreeing to reasonable negotiations, it stepped up its aggression and thus, in October 1960, the President of the United States declared a ban on all exports to Cuba, with the exception of medicines and unsubsidized food, although, in practice, they would not be exported to Cuba either and, in 1964, their export would be officially banned.