In the US, court records are available online, but at a cost – in a scheme generating a $150 million budget surplus.
But in a larger scheme, the playoff issue signaled that the post-lockout cooperation between the two sides is slowly beginning to erode.
Both artists depicted crucifixions, but in a Christian scheme of things, Bacon would be the soul saved – the prodigal son of European art.
But, in a Ponzi scheme, for asset prices to rise, there must be a continuing flow of new investors to boost demand.
That Lorenzo knew the messages contained falsities does not change the essentially administrative nature of his conduct here; he might have assisted in a scheme, but he did not himself plan, scheme, design, or strategize.
According to the experts, many Ponzi victims actually have an inkling that they have invested in a scheme but don't do anything until it is too late.
Each fact is not a procedure application, as in a Scheme expression, but instead a relation that is declared.
"Keep a neutral palette as background but you need to have colour in a scheme otherwise it feels too cold and grown-up.
"The Future of Sharia" amounts to a kind of secularism: it proposes not a rigid separation of politics and religion, as in Turkey, but, rather, a scheme in which Islam informs political life but cannot be introduced into law by an appeal to any religious authority.
Prosecutors said Stanford enticed about 30,000 investors, many in the U.S., with promises of unusually high interest on bank certificates, but in fact ran a scheme in which new investor money, instead of being invested as promised, was used to pay "profits" to earlier clients.
