Sentence examples for for future schemes from inspiring English sources

A full cost benefit analysis requires each impact to be measured (or for future schemes, predicted) and to be assigned a monetary value.

In 2013, the Capacity Research Unit at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine conducted a retrospective evaluation of the scheme to determine if the award scheme had been successful in meeting its three objectives and to guide planning for future schemes.

Moreover, because virtual reality is quite effective at creating experiment scenarios thanks to their ability to provide the feeling of immersive operation and collaborative environments, model libraries are built during this research for future scheme generation and hardware installation training.

We also provide an analysis of the solution procedure, along with suggestions for developing future schemes that are more applicable to a wide range of problems.

It is therefore instructive to consider the individual characteristics of those who succeed and those who fail as a basis for strengthening future schemes.

Mr Gove said: "The Building Schools for the Future scheme has been responsible for about one third of all this department's capital spending.

However, Graeme Craig, TfL's director of commercial development, argues that the three future schemes for which planning applications have already been submitted demonstrate a commitment by TfL to finding good combinations of raising long-term revenue for transport projects and changing the nature of locations so that they do a range of other things that London needs.

Future schemes for plant extraction, control of water efflux by increasing evapotranspiration, and by subsequent land use with agricultural plants with biostabilization and phytosequestration potential will provide putative control measures.

This week the education secretary, Estelle Morris, announced a "£100m schools for the future" scheme.

There are now 120 schools under Labour's Building Schools for the Future scheme, which plans to rebuild or refurbish every secondary in the country.

It was David Miliband, then a junior education minister, who announced that "educational transformation" would be the goal of Labour's Building Schools for the Future scheme.