Sentence examples for comprehensive schemes from inspiring English sources

Even before the 16th century, comprehensive schemes of assaying (measuring the value of) ores were known, using procedures that do not differ materially from those employed in modern times.

"In practical terms, the group considered that the 'very low' risk level means that UK eggs produced under the Lion code, or under demonstrably equivalent comprehensive schemes, can be served raw or lightly cooked to all groups in society, including those that are more vulnerable to infection, in domestic and non-domestic settings, including care homes and hospitals".

The link of the skeleton, Wang Mou scheme, with the more comprehensive schemes was established.

More recently, independent groups have been drawing up more comprehensive schemes.

The Liberal Democrats have also called for a comprehensive scheme.

Within such a comprehensive scheme, particular needs could be satisfied by comic or pathetic demonstration.

Now Dr Harrison and his colleagues are preparing a more comprehensive scheme.

The first comprehensive scheme for industrial workers was established in Chile in 1924.

But the survey found 51% were in support of an even more comprehensive scheme that extended the charge to all retailers.

First-person conflict is Gornick's perennial subject, connected across books foremost by their narrator's longing for a unifying, comprehensive scheme.

He insisted the Government was "completely determined" to come up with an affordable and comprehensive scheme that did not burden taxpayers.