Sentence examples for a radical scheme from inspiring English sources

Just as in 1995, the House Republicans have united behind a radical scheme, and are clamouring for the Republican majority in the Senate to endorse it.

And that might be possible by spraying reflective particles into the upper atmosphere, to bounce sunlight back into space.Such a radical scheme would have all sorts of disturbing side effects, with political ones quite possibly outweighing environmental ones.

Bruno Monteyne of Bernstein argues for a radical scheme: the big stores should be grouped into lower, middle and upper tiers, each with its own pricing and service levels.Tesco's sheer size limits Mr Lewis's options.

The Dutch, for example, have been discussing a scheme for crowded motorways for years, but no coalition government has ever felt that it could hold together in the turbulence that would follow such a radical scheme.

In this scenario, however, there would be no lack of resources with which to do it.In a new book, Edmund Phelps of Columbia University has proposed a radical scheme to subsidise low-wage labour in the United States.

Clearance started in the 1930s, paused for the second world war, but resumed shortly afterwards, when the young Sheffield city council architects Ivor Smith and Jack Lynn began work in 1945, designing a radical scheme to rehouse the local community.

Our "rehabilitation revolution", under which we are rolling out the principle of paying public, private and voluntary agencies by results to break the cycle of reoffending, is a truly radical scheme – indeed a world first.

But maybe even a more radical scheme is needed.

It remained a remarkably radical scheme, but the public's enthusiasm for the sanitary cause, and the threat of cholera, persuaded the Whig government of the day to hastily accept what the previous administration had so emphatically rejected.

Many in the Labour Party saw this tripartite arrangement as perpetuating elitism, and wanted a more radical scheme based on what later became known as the "comprehensive" system.

Madelin was never going to give himself an additional degree of difficulty by commissioning an architecturally radical scheme.