Sentence examples for a scheme requiring from inspiring English sources

He was one of 11 people, including the mayor, Joseph P. Ganim, who were convicted on corruption charges in what the federal government described as a scheme requiring companies to pay kickbacks in exchange for city contracts.

A judge rejected the jobless graduate Cait Reilly's claim that a scheme requiring her to work for free at a Poundland discount store breached human rights laws banning slavery.

Foskett also rejected a claim by Cait Reilly, a 23-year-old geology graduate, that a scheme requiring her to work for free at a Poundland discount store breached Article IV of the European Convention on Human Rights, which prohibits forced labour and slavery.

Serological tests of pets have increased as many rabies-free countries have amended their quarantine measures and adopted a scheme requiring rabies vaccination followed by a serological test.

A scheme required little time for detection because it does not need behaviour information of other vehicles in reporter vicinity.

However, even though this service is not technically difficult to assemble, it is also unlikely there will be many RecordTV copycats, considering the transmission capacity such a scheme requires.

Such a scheme requires only solving a set of one-dimensional problems, and the grid can be easily fit to the boundary in the direction of each of these problems.

Two years ago, the supreme court ruled that a government scheme requiring Cait Reilly, a geography graduate, to work for free at Poundland was legally flawed.

New children's laureate Anthony Browne has attempted to calm the storm that has blown up among children's authors over a new scheme requiring them to be vetted before visiting schools.

In the government's mid term report, which measured progress against their programme for government they said "we have established a national scheme requiring hospitals to share information on gun and knife crime".

A very practical scheme requiring a single correction measurement, from the back-surface of the mirror at the incidence point and aligned with the mirror normal, delivers an error reduction typically in excess of 30 dB.