Sentence examples for early schemes from inspiring English sources

In the early schemes widows over pension age were entitled to a proportion of the pension of their husbands.

From the mid-1810s to mid-century the overwhelming tendency was to move away from those early schemes.

REPORTER AT LARGE about early schemes for the construction of a tunnel beneath the English Channel & about one that turned out to be the most tumultous in all its history.

The design at present has an awkward top that comes partly from David Childs's early schemes for a symmetrical crown, partly from Libeskind's designs for an asymmetrical spire, and partly from the engineer Guy Nordenson, who conceived the structural system of cables that surround a windmill farm.

The low compression ratio for the intention cannot provide much space for data embedding so that many early schemes were based on lossless compression technique [31, 33].

Over a cup of coffee in the bustling Merry Hill mall, John Rider, chairman of the Institute of Directors in the West Midlands, explains the legacy of those early schemes.

In an early scheme, Sofitel's two wings were clad in glass.

Mr Doyle's plan to end "truth in sentencing" has upset Wisconsin's attorney-general and legislators such as Scott Suder, who calls it the "let 'em loose early" scheme.

The synthesis of the thienocoumarins 4 from the multicomponent condensation of ketones, cyanoacetate and elemental sulphur was originally published early (Scheme 1) [25].

Unexpectedly, the CA3427-like family of PBP thus provides a new marker to probe the early scheme of eukaryotic evolution [42].

This, too, is a remnant of earlier schemes that tried to give Columbus Circle the classical coherence its City Beautiful designers intended.