Sentence examples for extensive scheme from inspiring English sources

A short time later, Edgerly went to work at Butler Chevrolet, in Lowell, and became involved in an extensive scheme to submit fake warranty claims to General Motors.

In the early hours of May 10th finance ministers, meeting in Brussels, agreed on an extensive scheme of repairs for the euro zone.

…and extensive scheme is the California State Water Project, which was begun in the 1960s with the construction of the Oroville Dam on the Feather River in the northern Sierra Nevada.

A more recent and extensive scheme is the California State Water Project, which was begun in the 1960s with the construction of the Oroville Dam on the Feather River in the northern Sierra Nevada.

Writing about "Measure for Measure," the Shakespearean scholar Jonathan Bate makes a case that the play was central to Shakespeare's idea of morality and prefigured a modern theory of justice; what the philosopher John Rawls elucidates as "each person is to have an equal right to the most extensive scheme of basic liberties compatible with a similar scheme of liberties for others".

Until now, Mr. Farkas, 58, was the only person charged in what the government said was an extensive scheme to deceive financial firms and the Troubled Asset Relief Program by covering up shortfalls at Taylor, Bean & Whitaker, according to the S.E.C.

They are among some 1,540 prisoners in British jails who are running the most extensive rehabilitation scheme in the criminal justice system, as prison listeners.

Mr. Madoff, 74, is serving a 150-year sentence in a North Carolina federal prison for operating an extensive Ponzi scheme.

With its innovative approach to management and an extensive benefits scheme, Visualsoft offers unlimited paid holidays, flexitime and free breakfasts for all employees.

The gun makers are "complying with an extensive regulatory scheme" by selling only to distributors and dealers with federal firearms licenses, Mr. Keane said.

The results from the more extensive 1982 1986 scheme show that fields drilled to other crops can be more vulnerable.