Sentence examples for confident scheme from inspiring English sources

The government will, also, in its defence, point to the relaunch of its Disability Confident scheme to boost the employment of disabled people.

The Giants came to Minnesota with an aggressive game plan on offense and defense, one that rivaled the confident scheme they used to rout the Vikings in the National Football Conference championship game last January.

Outgoing chief executive Tom Glick said the club are confident the scheme will "help identify the best price for tickets and provide fans with more price options, flexibility and the best value for their money.

Neil Connolly, representative for Cardy and other investors, said: "We've done a full viability test over three years and are confident this scheme can demonstrate Lowestoft and Suffolk are open for business.

Confident the pilot scheme's success will be replicated, this month the scheme is being rolled out to Central and North West London NHS foundation trust, East Midlands Ambulance Service NHS trust, Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS foundation trust and Whittington Health NHS trust, and there are plans to work with 200 Neets.

He said he was confident that the scheme "will equip churches to be even more relevant to their local communities, and transform the lives of the many people we hope will be served as a result".

Supporters of the scheme are confident they will be able to tap into the European Objective 1 funds earmarked for west Wales and the valleys, as well as other sources of finance designed to promote renewable energy and others that aim to help former coalfields communities.

Officials say they are confident that when the scheme is reflected in figures in future years, they will show further reductions in reoffending.

It is impossible to examine population subgroups in national IMS Health market data, but we are reasonably confident that universal coverage scheme enrolees are responsible for observed changes.

Waugh, who scored 10,927 Test runs for Australia, believes the scandal has damaged the sport's reputation and he is confident that a lie-detector scheme could help restore confidence.

She is confident that the quality mark scheme will help teachers involved in organising school trips.