Sentence examples for compulsory schemes from inspiring English sources

A danger with compulsory schemes is that workers may run down other, voluntary savings.

While compulsory schemes aimed at getting people back to work have hit the headlines recently, this course is voluntary.

In agreement with economic theory, the expansion of health insurance coverage via compulsory schemes creates additional burdens for households, which households accommodate via expenditure substitution.

They've often been forced to give up existing voluntary work and training for compulsory schemes that are irrelevant and useless".

Yet, it is acknowledged that voluntary insurance schemes typically result in high administrative costs, relative to compulsory schemes (Mathauer and Nicolle 2011).

Social Insurance Schemes are compulsory schemes consisting of payroll deductions of employees in the formal economic sector complemented by contributions by the employer and in some countries, by the government.

Gordon Brown has also said that parliament will vote before the introduction of a compulsory scheme.

The compulsory scheme has the support of Help the Aged, and other pressure groups.

Burnham this week suggested that it would propose a "comprehensive, compulsory" scheme.

But the scheme is a minor improvement on a compulsory scheme, under which only 660 refugees have been settled.

This compulsory scheme, including the first state scheme of unemployment insurance, again reflected Britain's concern to address the main causes of poverty.