Sentence examples for action schemes from inspiring English sources

Church of England liberals tend to be active in social action schemes and interfaith projects.

Her main responsibility is sourcing talent, and she also helps run assessment centres, editorial experience, the Scott Trust Bursary and the Positive Action schemes.

Several participants from previous intakes have gone on to secure employment with us or the wider civil service, which runs a number of other positive action schemes in which we also participate.

It flagged up affirmative action schemes, calling for legislative change "consistent with that introduced in Northern Ireland, thereby ensuring that BME [and 'white'] police candidates are recruited into the Metropolitan police service at a (50 50) rate".

Positive action schemes sprang up, diversity became the buzzword, and search parties were set up for undiscovered talent in so-called hard-to-reach communities; you could even believe the police when the talked about cleaning up their act.

Experts say there are other arms of the federal octopus that could be squeezed in a bid to thwart Obama's deferred action schemes, but even that would not affect the directive that tells immigration officials to focus on deporting "felons, not families".

I had the opportunity to intern at the Guardian on the Positive Action Scheme two years ago.

Through the theatre's Direct Action scheme, both were invited to direct on a big stage for the first time.

He also says the Direct Action scheme could easily become a "springboard' to a baseline and credit scheme, "depending on the emission baselines".

Palmer said his senators would also vote against Abbott's alternative "Direct Action" scheme because it was a waste of money.

The centrepiece of the government's Direct Action scheme, introduced by the former prime minister Tony Abbott, is the emissions reduction fund (ERF).