Sentence examples for bypass scheme from inspiring English sources

Was this held to be a bypass scheme that could be included in the programme because there was little chance of the opposition to the bypass (which is considerable) mattering on election day?

Depending on who you believe, this new road is a local bypass scheme designed to relieve of traffic the villages and towns it passes, or it is a monstrous reversion to the predict-and-provide road building programme of the 1980s and 1990s.

The government said due to the current financial climate it has decided that the Isham bypass scheme will not be considered for funding until 2015 at the earliest.

Mr Harker said: "Obviously we are very disappointed that the Isham bypass scheme cannot be progressed to the next stage yet, but we do recognise the difficult financial position everyone is facing at the moment".

Three bypass schemes and three rerouting schemes are proposed to reconfigure three-dimensional processor arrays with defective processors to achieve target arrays without faults.

In this sense, the cache schemes that propose a better exploitation of data locality (bypassing schemes, prefetching techniques, victim caches, etc).

From the simulation results, it is observed that the proposed scheme consumes less power than the traffic grooming scheme when the lightpath bypass strategy is implemented.

The council said it had applied for funding under a bypass mitigation scheme for "several pathway and cycleway improvements" around the city.

Increased levels of investment will deliver 30 trunk-road bypasses, 80 schemes tackling bottlenecks and 360 miles of widening of motorways and key trunk roads.

There was once a hope that Internet payment schemes might bypass the bank payment system, but one by one the schemes have been squashed by banks' incumbency.Take Earthport.

The basement group, completely bypassed, nicknamed the scheme "eyesores" and fought for alternative, locally inspired projects, including the mural.