Sentence examples for by a scheme called from inspiring English sources

Local businesses are also being threatened by a scheme called the Business Improvement District or BID which forces business owners to pay an additional tax to support the surrounding infrastructure.

WW scattering could be used to probe for new particles, such as those predicted by a scheme called supersymmetry.

There are three-bedroom villas close by in a scheme called Domaine de L'Akhdar starting at £225,000 (from Colliers CRE, 020-7344 6601).

The family's medical bills there would in principle be paid by the government under a scheme called Jamkesmas, which has covered over 76m of Indonesia's poorer citizens since 2008.But his mother says she cannot afford to make the trips.

Frustrated by the banks' stinginess after the recession, they raised money by selling shares to the public, a scheme called Equity for Punks, now in its fourth iteration.

Probably the most dangerous course for opponents of federalism is to support a scheme (called NPV) by a California millionaire to do an end run around the Constitution by enticing states to enter into a conspiracy with other states totaling 270 electoral votes to ignore the will of the people of their own state and vote for the "popular" vote winner.

Last month he launched a scheme called the National Talent Bank, developed by his Council on Social Action, to act as an intermediary between employers who are scaling back working hours and those organising volunteering opportunities.

The school has also developed a scheme called D6.

Specifically, a scheme called partial forwarding scheme (PFS) and another scheme called partial participation scheme (PPS).

The rower Helen Glover, who won Britain's first gold of London 2012 in the coxless pairs alongside Heather Stanning, was discovered by an earlier scheme called Sporting Giants.

The accuracy of the analytic solution is validated by using a numeric scheme called finite difference method.