The phrase "a scheme to allows" is not correct in English.
It should be "a scheme to allow." You can use the corrected phrase when discussing a plan or strategy that enables or permits something to happen.
Example: "The organization developed a scheme to allow greater access to educational resources for underprivileged students."
Alternatives: "a plan to enable" or "a strategy to permit."
Ford has a scheme to allow the friends or family of an employee to buy a company vehicle at a discount.
On top of all that, Sussex Tech is launching a scheme to allow students to start accumulating college credits while still in high school.
Justice Ginsburg seemed to take particular interest in a case brought by the Navajo Nation claiming that the federal government had been complicit in a scheme to allow a private company to underpay for coal on tribal lands.
Some of these ideas are unlikely to fly, such as a scheme to allow students to sell a share of their future income in exchange for money to fund tuition up front.
Huffman and Macy are accused of making a $15,000 payment disguised as a charitable donation as part of a scheme to allow their daughter to take part in a college entrance exam cheating scam.
It also found that the district became embroiled in a scheme to allow 40 relatives and friends of district employees to have beepers, but that in many cases the district was not repaid for their use.
But if so, it could merely have reopened a scheme to allow pensioners to return to the state system (only 12% did when given the option last year).Many economists see the measure as a naked government grab for pensioners' assets.
It has also unveiled a scheme to allow migrants to draw their unemployment insurance as a lump sum if they return to their home country and renounce their residence rights in Spain.
And, it said, Mr. Deutsch "fashioned a scheme" to allow a felon, Frank Cardaci, who had been convicted of federal charges of illegal domestic sales of goods intended for foreign shipment, to hide his ownership of a waterfront warehouse by placing it in his wife's name.
Lawmakers on the Senate panel think that the barge deal was in fact a scheme to allow Enron to increase its 1999 earnings because Enron always intended to buy back Merrill's investment at a profit -- or arrange for someone else to do so -- thus invalidating the accounting that Enron used to book a gain.
