Sentence examples for applying to the scheme from inspiring English sources

He said: "The trustee of the British Steel pension scheme welcomes the government's decision to consult on changes to the law applying to the scheme.

"As an alternative to entry into the PPF, a change in the law applying to the scheme would allow modified benefits to be paid indefinitely on a low-risk basis.

People applying to the scheme don't need paid representation to make a claim.

Someone applying from within the United Kingdom must have at least £800 in a bank account, whereas U.K. graduates who have returned to their home countries and are applying to the scheme need at least £2800 in financial reserves.

Mayoral and police and crime commissioner candidates will also be able to apply to the scheme, which is to be relaunched by the equalities minister, Penny Mordaunt, on Monday three years after it was scrapped.

Figures released by the Northern Ireland economy department show that the majority of the 2,000 business claimants were farmers, all of whom applied to the scheme while Mrs O'Neill was agriculture minister.

In the proposed method, a new parameter tuning law using obtained closed-loop data is introduced, and recursive least squares method is applied to the scheme.

Benn and Dennis are thrilled with their £1 house, and all the more so because when they first applied to the scheme, they were turned down on financial grounds: Benn, a fitter in a car factory, is not on a fixed contract, so Dennis, a photography student at Stoke university, had to increase her own hours in order for them to bag a property.

The Local Democracy Reporting Service said retailers will be able to apply to the scheme for a supply of the bags, which break down naturally within 12 weeks under specified conditions.

"It would demonstrate that the same high standard applied to the scheme's road requirements is being observed for the Borders railway itself," he added.

The disputed pension changes apply to the scheme for teachers in England and Wales - but staff in Scotland and Northern Ireland are warning that the proposed shake-up could be applied to their schemes too.