Sentence examples for administered schemes from inspiring English sources

However, figures for the four largest centrally administered schemes – the NHS, teachers, civil service and armed forces – show future costs increased by about 30% between 2006 and 2007.

"I don't think the answer is to introduce a top-down government administered scheme that risks becoming a bureaucratic nightmare without positive results," he added.

Where there are flaws with a charity, the High Court can administer schemes directing the function of the charity, or even, under the Cy-près doctrine, change the purpose of the charity or gift altogether.

Sixth, substantial preparation is required to ensure that health facilities can adequately administer schemes.

As Poundland withdraw from the Work Programme scheme citing compulsory placements as a cause for concern, the Guardian has uncovered more evidence about the behaviour of the companies administering scheme.

I have worked in science journalism and science media relations; I have managed large-scale public events and exhibitions; I have developed interactive projects to make science more user friendly; and I've administered grant schemes to encourage public engagement with science.

The programmed and eventually administered treatment schemes are shown in Table 1.

Despite the strong and uniform belief that IPV is a private matter, many male groups were in favour of locally administered punitive schemes, typically a fine for beating one's wife being a goat, or cash ranging from N500 to N10,000 (US$4-704-70

The trade union Unison warns that the abolition of the EMA will cost £40m in hidden costs including the cancellation of the contract with Capita, which administered the scheme.

Nick Perry was a former senior official with the Northern Ireland Office, which administered the scheme.

"We are working closely with the BHS pension trustees who continue to administer the schemes.