Sentence examples for fall under the scheme from inspiring English sources
Some investment products also fall under the scheme and investors can claim up to £50,000 if an authorised institution defaults – but only if their money was mismanaged or they were mis-sold products.
If Australia moves to an ETS as currently planned, a lot of economics nerds will have the task of working out firstly what the target should be – the minimum is 5percentt of 2000 levels by 2020, but environmental groups are pushing for up to 25percentt - and then working out what proportion of that target amount should fall under the scheme.
And given that other states have been slow to apply for medicinal marijuana licences, it's going to be difficult to access medicinal weed no matter you are in Australia especially as it doesn't yet fall under the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.
Under the Dutch health insurance system, the great majority of immigrants - in particular the elderly - fall under the public compulsory scheme, which fully covers prescribed drugs, without, at the time of data collection, copayment.
This database contains information on all jobs that fall under the worker national insurance schemes and are liable to income tax.
He noted the outsourcing of the city Department of Transportation to improve city bus service, and hinted that the Public Lighting Department could fall under a similar scheme.
Can an entire nation fall under the spell of a disastrous get-rich-quick scheme?
Given the large number of policy instruments that fall under this classification scheme, we restricted our data collection to those most pertinent to our object, namely those that increase barriers to health insurance coverage and have the most potential for impacting health and health inequalities.
Plenty of Syrians fall into these categories, but by this June just over 200 individuals had been admitted to the UK under the scheme.
They will fall under the scope of the government's new vetting and barring scheme, which is aimed at stopping paedophiles getting access to children.
