Sentence examples for earning schemes from inspiring English sources

Publicly at least, there haven't been major seizures of its drugs or counterfeit currency in several years, leading analysts to speculate that targeting the country's illicit finances successfully crippled those particular earning schemes.

The CBI has backed more learn-while-you-earn schemes and calls for universities to build stronger relationships with business, especially small and medium-sized enterprises.

"With more employers looking to hire at 18 – often through innovative 'learn-while-you-earn' schemes – the government should listen to business views to ensure exam reforms help better prepare young people for work and life".

Sign up for give as you earn Payroll schemes, such as Give As You Earn, are a simple way to donate with little effort involved on your part.

At different load levels, the wind generation bidder consistently earns in Scheme II more than in Scheme I, while the total system cost is in Scheme II higher than in Scheme I as well.

If your company offers a Save as You Earn scheme, the amount you can invest through it will double in April 2014.

His caution may even have worked to the benefit of the 50,000 members (out of a workforce of 110,000) of the save-as-you-earn scheme.

For those of us who find turning our good intentions into good deeds more difficult than a charity bike ride around the globe, help is at hand with the Charities Aid Foundation's Give As You Earn scheme.

Unravelling the mess made of the incentives and earned privileges scheme – and removing children's visits from the scheme completely, as is the case in the women's prisons – would be a good first step.

To dwell on the undoubted failures of governance is to gloss over the economic and corporate shifts that have been the main causes of the extraordinary rise in top managers' earning power.National pay schemes vary greatly, and America remains ahead of, and more extreme than, other countries.

Prisoners can still buy books under the Incentives and earned privileges scheme, which is designed to ensure compliancy.