Sentence examples for court scheme from inspiring English sources

This too is fitting, as he has hailed the Earls Court scheme as a "landmark".

The eventual overall value of the Earls Court scheme has already been put at different levels by Capco.

A flexible court scheme in operation around the Olympics has already been announced by the Crown Prosecution Service.

In consultation with tenants, Derwentside developed its Castle Court scheme to include leisure and IT facilities which are also accessible to other local residents.

It's recently emerged that Johnson waved through outline plans for the bulk of the Earls Court scheme despite a report he'd co-commissioned questioning Capco's case for providing an unusually low percentage of affordable housing.

The party's manifesto promised to "protect social housing", "work with council housing tenants to give them ownership of the land their homes are on", "aim to renegotiate" the Earls Court scheme as it affects the two estates and end the use of compulsory purchase orders for removing their residents.

The movie has staunch heroes and a sniffy blackguard, the court schemer Roderick, played by a highly amused Stanley Tucci, in a shoulder-length black wig.

We defined offenders as individuals who were involved in the CJS as residing in special hospitals, prisons, community diversion into court schemes or placed on arrest referral schemes for treatment.

The minister responded by telling me how impressed he was with the virtual courts scheme, under which defendants can appeal in court by video link from London police stations.

For example, I was surprised to receive an email yesterday from one opponent of the rumored court packing scheme who expressly said in his email that the scheme "is allowed under the state constitution".

Caring for mentally disordered offenders, of both genders, involves movement through a multi-organisational system that includes the criminal justice system (police, court diversion schemes, prison), secure hospital care, step down and community (e.g. 24-hour supported accommodation) facilities [ 18].