Sentence examples for by schemes from inspiring English sources

It is being facilitated through networks where there is good connectivity and driven by schemes such as EIS and SEIS".

This year has been different, however, with confidence boosted by schemes like Help to Buy and a pick-up in the economy, pushing mortgage lending to its highest level since 2008.

The taxpayer bailout of the banks was followed a few months later by schemes to protect banks from the bad debts – the troubled asset relief programme in the US and the asset protection scheme in the UK.

2. Mansfield Park, by Jane Austen (1814) Jane Austen lived in the period when wealthy landowners were smitten by schemes to remodel their great country estates along the quasi-pastoral lines promoted by such giants of landscape architecture as Lancelot "Capability" Brown and Humphry Repton.

So the manifestos need to be read with a sceptical eye, but Mr Khan's plans are somewhat more convincing – he puts more emphasis on the most pressing need of genuinely affordable homes for rent, whereas Mr Goldsmith gets distracted by schemes to provide deposits to buyers.

Yet much tighter constraints on fiscal policy will still curtail national freedom, so they may need to be offset by schemes designed to increase democratic legitimacy.Old-style federalists say this means now is the time to bolster the European Parliament still more.

Governments have traditionally funded projects from general tax revenues, rather than raising the money on a scheme-by-scheme basis.

"We made it clear the deal is conditional on agreement reached in scheme-by-scheme talks with the unions by the end of the year".

The long-term contracts are likely to be negotiated in the first place on a scheme-by-scheme basis, probably between the generators and the National Grid.

And nobody gets voted off the island by scheming manipulators.

The role of Lucy is played by scheming or inept directors.