Sentence examples for common schemes from inspiring English sources

The most common schemes are mortgage-based products secured against your home and repaid when you die or go into long-term care.

Common schemes generally involve bribing union officials so that a company can hire cheaper nonunion workers and forgo expensive payments into pension, benefit and health and welfare funds.

The most common schemes used for dock management are based on discrete and continuous locations.

Intra-trade: Free trade agreements are one of the most common schemes of economic integration.

Gas methods are the most common schemes in the North Sea.

Several proposals exist for HSDPA scheduling, from which we considered three of the most common schemes.

In one common scheme, absent soldiers pay half of their salaries to their officers.

A core curriculum was introduced to provide a common scheme of studies throughout the country.

FOR four decades, many pennywise subway riders have hatched a common scheme when confronted by a fare increase.

Prince Bandar's estate manager explained that behind this lay a common scheme - a discretionary trust whose beneficiaries were members of the prince's family.

"There has to be a meeting of the minds, a conscious commitment to a common scheme," said Robert H. Lande, a senior research scholar at the American Antitrust Institute.