Sentence examples for fledgling schemes from inspiring English sources

We spoke to older people involved in these fledgling schemes, and found that the effect on their social lives and outlook had been significant.

This, it is claimed, is working well in India.A snag, however, is that the data for such indices are lacking in much of the poor and remote Sahel, though fledgling schemes have been tried in Ethiopia since 2006.

He always argued that the cost to business of emissions curbs should be kept low, and withdrew Massachusetts from a fledgling regional scheme when his demands in that respect were not met.

This year's Let's bike it! parade attracted 23,000 riders – up nearly threefold since it was started three years ago; the city's fledgling bike share scheme is being expanded for the third year running and the Moscow City Department of Transport has ambitious plans for 700km of bike lanes.

Solar power companies are resigned to government cuts to subsidies that have generated a boom in the fledgling industry, but community schemes to benefit low-income households are likely to be the biggest losers under the plans.

Mumbai even had its own fledgling version of a bike share scheme for a while.

But according to experts, far from being a hindrance to entrepreneurship and economic growth, in many cases the welfare state actively promotes them, both through cushioning business people following failures and via schemes such as the coalition's fledgling New Enterprise Allowance (NEA), which provides a modest state wage to jobseekers trying to start their own business.

A decade ago I wrote a piece suggesting the proliferation of play development schemes was increasing the number of would-be or fledgling playwrights but wasn't necessarily giving those playwrights access to our stages.

Despite the fledgling free market economy in Albania, and the huge failure of the pyramid schemes in the latter part of the 20th Century, there is a wide and competitive range of products available in the mortgage market.

Outside Isas, other tax-efficient wrappers include pensions, while venture capital trusts and enterprise investment schemes offer attractive tax breaks for those willing to take greater risks by investing in fledgling companies.

But having fostered the fledgling renewable energy sectors of wind and solar power, and created the world's first emissions trading scheme (ETS), it now looks as if Europe is ceding its leadership on environmental matters to Asia.