Sentence examples for commercial scheme from inspiring English sources
The commercial property group Iput has drawn up plans for an ambitious €200m residential and commercial scheme at the Park retail and business park in Carrickmines, Dublin.
A reminder, if any were needed, of how little literature matters in the grand commercial scheme of things – and how much.
One site is dismissed as looking like "a typical commercial scheme", and several will need to significantly improve their plans, a report will make clear today.
And perhaps it doesn't matter in the commercial scheme of things: we live in a world of playlists and cherrypicking, where streaming stats suggest barely anyone listens to an album all the way through anyway.
The programme is modelled on a commercial scheme, the Index-Based Livestock Insurance programme, which was found to have increased milk productivity and reduced indicators of malnutrition for those who had it.
Fabio Capello must take plenty of the blame, and the tone was set when the FA was obliged to make him give up a commercial scheme for a "Capello index" of rating players during the tournament.
Instead, scientists are focusing on two newer technologies, both of which could soon be tested in commercial schemes.
Blair's profit-making commercial schemes involve 12 different Windrush and Firerush legal entities centring on a pair of "limited partnerships".
Garber also captures the profound difficulty speculators must have faced when evaluating both the Mississippi and South sea companies, commercial schemes (which many scholars still believe might have worked), and the dangers of retrospective judgments about fundamentals based on actual collapses.
Those values may be acceptable for a first demonstration plant, but are categorically not competitive for commercial schemes in which receiver efficiency should approach 90%.
The CCS auctions were meant to open the way for an eventual winning consortium to build a prototype that would pave the way for others to follow with commercial schemes.
