Sentence examples for badge scheme from inspiring English sources

The act introduced the orange (now blue) badge scheme to help disabled people park their cars, which is now used by more than 2 million people.

Remember that the Badge scheme does not apply in some parts of central London (the City, Westminster, Kensington and Chelsea and parts of Camden).

Face has helped develop the government's new Learning Outside the Classroom quality badge scheme which certifies venues as safe and offering learning relevant to the curriculum.

The health and safety standards in the guidance deliberately match those that organisations and venues have to achieve in order to be accredited under the government's Learning Outside the Classroom quality badge scheme, which recognises a high-quality educational visit within a safe environment.

Another big change is the linking of the blue badge scheme to the new Pip payments.

Rob Stewart, cabinet member for finance and resources, said the Welsh government had confirmed Swansea was running the blue badge scheme in line with its guidance.

This Badge system or Personal Progressive Scheme is based on two complementary elements: Proficiency (Merit) badges, which are intended to encourage the Scout to learn a subject which could be his work or hobby, so cover many different types of activities, not always related to Scouting.

All future updates (T3 (VR), T4 (VS) and T5 (VS II) Lexcens) made use of the new naming system until 1997, when the badge engineering scheme ceased.

The blue badge parking scheme for disabled people is being extended to those with conditions such as autism, the Welsh government has announced.

Brumfield is just the latest of 14 people in seven months to be indicted in Houston for so-called badge fraud schemes.

The new Comparison Consortium (Coco) wants all member websites to sign up to an accreditation scheme, whose badge of approval would mean accurate price quotes instead of estimates, a clear complaints policy, transparent information and lawful use of users' personal data.