| This is taking place even as long-time subsidizers such as the European Union and United States are cutting their farm supports. |
| The rich subsidizers then perversely declare they cannot possibly expand trade with the poor world because of its shameful disrespect for the environment. |
| The declaration does move forward the concept from the July 2004 framework that the greater subsidizers will have greater cuts and confirms the three-band approach that came out of the Geneva-based negotiations. |
| To survive, all they need do is satisfy their subsidizers and comply with regulations. |
| Flexing their collective muscle in a setting normally dominated by the United States and Europe, the world's biggest subsidizers of farmers, the group said it would not be silenced. |
| While the future of federal incentives may be imperiled, states are proving to be strong subsidizers of the industry's growth. |
