Phillipson (1992) claimed: "English has both material resources (trained teachers, teacher trainers, teaching materials, literature, dictionaries, multinational publishers, computers and software, BBC English by Radio and TV, low-priced books schemes, etc).
Dolly Parton's Imagination Library is a free book scheme.
If ever the NHS wanted a poster image to promote its Choose and Book scheme, the sight of Rip Torn in scrubs would seem perfect.
But the Kew Green gardens in south-west London are part of the National Gardens Scheme (also known as the Yellow Book scheme after its distinctive directory), where thousands of Britain's best gardens, hand-picked by a team of knowledgeable local experts, open for charity over the course of the summer.
The National Health Service Choosee and Book' scheme has been in operation for nearly a decade.
Box 1 presents the basic set of principles that separates a cellular reaction from a text book scheme.
Both companies collapsed after investors learned what some of their accountants and advisors had long known: that the companies had set up off-the-books schemes and transactions to hide huge debts.
Anglia Ruskin, for example, offer a books plus scheme – worth £800 for poorer students to spend in the campus bookshop.
You recently signed a "book-sharing scheme".
The supplement also continued the popular duty-entitlement pass book (DEPB) scheme until May 2009.
