Over the past dozen years, we have seen an array of schemes intended to get terrorists to pay money damages for their crimes.
If the FCC does win, the rules will be tested by an array of schemes designed to favor telecom companies' own content and undercut the competition.
The EU expects carbon markets to play a major part in international emissions cutting efforts, and UN-accredited offsetting under an exotic array of schemes can be used by countries to meet their carbon reduction targets.
Like many men, male fruit flies have a considerable array of schemes for courting females, from tender touching to solo serenades.
Yet the C.F.T.C. eschewed using the broad antifraud rule it adopted after the Dodd-Frank Act gave the agency the authority to pursue a wider array of schemes involving futures trading.
And in 2000, Columbia/HCA Healthcare pleaded guilty to defrauding government health programs through an array of schemes; again, fines for the company, no jail for senior officers.
"We know that, like Jamie and Cait, hundreds of thousands of other jobseekers have not been, and continue not to be, provided with adequate information about the dizzying array of schemes," the lawyers said.
In a 39-count indictment handed up by a Dutchess County grand jury and made public in Poughkeepsie yesterday, Mr. Zarro, a longtime Hudson Valley resident who now lives in Dorset, Vt., was accused of preying on affluent people and successful businesses with a bewildering array of schemes in which he exchanged silken promises for money, up front, which he kept as the promises evaporated.
But tax fraud and evasion are also problems in the U.S., with the Justice Department pursuing crooks big and small who have collectively made off with billions of dollars of the public's money through a discombobulating array of schemes.
