Sentence examples for defunct scheme from inspiring English sources

Many arrived between 2008 and 2015 under a now defunct scheme that offered them residency in return for their investing millions of pounds in UK bonds or shares.

The former justice secretary Ken Clarke has criticised as "absurd" the situation where a defunct scheme for sentencing prisoners to indeterminate sentences means a man given a 10-month term is still in prison almost 10 years later.

More than 40 fire authorities across England have been granted a share of £74m to fund command and control projects, intended to replace the now defunct FireControl scheme.

He said that many people in government had shied away from it in the past because of similar issues around the now defunct identity card scheme.

He acknowledged that the subject is a controversial one, and was something people in government had "shied away from" because of similar issues around the now defunct identity card scheme.

SHOULD the biometric data in defunct registered-traveller schemes be destroyed?

As such, it goes some way to filling the gap left by the now-defunct Special Liquidity Scheme, the crisis facility that allowed British banks to swap illiquid mortgage-backed securities for liquid Treasury bills for up to three years.

During 2018, UNICEF continued to increase access to water by drilling new boreholes and rehabilitating defunct pipe water schemes and boreholes in rural focus districts with a strong focus on solar power.

Bereft, the documentary scheme now defunct, Christopher is taken up by Bennett and Ivor, a gay couple who have long been resident on the island.

On September 1 the first beneficiaries of the Child Trust Funds (CTFs), the defunct tax-free saving scheme that was started with a gift of at least £250 from the government, became eligible to take over the management of the account.

Some sold greenhouse abatement to the now defunct NSW greenhouse gas reduction scheme.