Sentence examples for extensions of the scheme from inspiring English sources

The positive experience of hard-shoulder running has led us to agree further extensions of the scheme along the M42 and on to the M6.

Potential extensions of the scheme to a Dirac Lindblad equation, real-space time Greal-space time formulations, and hiGreenorder finite-difference schemes are discussed.

The two-year extension of the scheme is expected to cost £7.3bn.

Three-quarters said the extension of the scheme to 2020 would increase the number of homes built.

Osborne says he has been very clear that the FPC could block the extension of the scheme after three year.

"We were already unhappy about his discrimination against listed buildings that are not places of worship and his extension of the scheme just compounds that discrimination".

Shorten will argue the Howard government's extension of the scheme "entirely distorts the original design of the dividend imputation system" and has left Australia as the only country in the OECD with a fully refundable dividend imputation credit system.

The Institute for Economic Affairs, which was closely associated with many of the policies introduced under Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s, criticised the extension of the scheme, arguing that it was distorting the market and was in effect a subsidy to wealthy pensioners.

Following a public consultation, the western extension of the scheme, put in place by Ken Livingstone in 2007, will be axed at 6pm on Christmas Eve, allowing thousands of people to drive in the area for free.

A trial project on an 11-mile stretch of the M42 near Birmingham is proving a success and the M1 is one of the favourites for any extension of the scheme.

Next stop, according to the organisers, could be research grants to fund bar-based workshops, "guerrilla lectures" in subway carriages, and a planned extension of the scheme not only to Boston and San Francisco but, they hope, to London.