Sentence examples for a bold scheme from inspiring English sources
Hence a bold scheme to issue a new biometric identity card to the whole 1.2 billion population.
Our judges were also clearly impressed that Sony had launched such a bold scheme, at a difficult time for the company in some of its key markets.
Loretta E. Lynch, the United States attorney in Brooklyn, said the defendants were charged "with executing a bold scheme to portray SpongeTech as a company that was performing at a level far above reality".
But from Tuesday, the magazine will be difficult to ignore when it launches a bold scheme to give away 200,000 copies of the November issue at major train stations.
She conceived a bold scheme: (1) to annex from Poland those areas that had a Belorussian or Ukrainian population; and (2) to take possession of the Black Sea shore, drive the Turks from Europe, and found in their place a series of new states in Moldavia and Walachia, the Balkans, and Greece.
Sharing what matters Home truths about telecoms Turning surgery inside out The truth about recycling Taking storage to the next dimension Are you talking to me? Bringing free software down to earth ReprintsIt is a bold scheme, but Mr Shuttleworth is not a man to think small.
Even in the updated rooms, however, I found the classic style of décor unimaginative for this price-tag, which was a shame as a bolder scheme could perhaps have helped make this a destination hotel.
At 25, he devised a bolder scheme: he called studio executives and the newspapers to tell the lie that the Ethiopian emperor Haile Selassie was driving around Mr. Freeborn's London suburb.
MacArthur now championed a hair-raisingly bold scheme to launch an amphibious landing at Inchon behind the enemy's lines.
In the last decade a few bold schemes have built on this seminal idea, with the first commercial vertical farm set up in Singapore in 2012.
If it is built, some say, the mega-mall could save Syracuse and its region and because it would operate free of fossil fuels could be a model of how to save the world.This bold scheme has been hailed by George Pataki, New York's governor, and by Chuck Schumer and Hillary Clinton, the state's senators.
