Sentence examples for found the schemes from inspiring English sources

Of the five thousand people who voted on the plans in a public meeting held at the Javits Center, the largest number found the schemes to be "poor".

Reports from the Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation RIRDCC) in 2000 and 2004 were reported to have found the schemes performed relatively poorly, in one case relating an analysis "of schemes offered to the public in 2002 03 [that] found that less than 10 per cent were sufficiently sound investments to warrant their recommendation".

In spite of the low cost, lower-income groups found the schemes unaffordable compared to the katchi abadis (informal settlements) developed by middlemen.

The judges found the scheme was disproportionate after the home and justice secretaries challenged a court of appeal judgment in 2017 over the legality of the scheme.

Respondents in their diaries said they found the scheme easy to adapt to, despite predictions of "chaos" from some newspapers on its introduction.

Prosecutors involved in the investigation say it is still unclear exactly how and when the operation began - the two school officials, for example, both of whom joined the yeshiva staff in the early 1980's, found the scheme already in operation.

A year earlier, a Senate committee found the scheme, by giving providers easy access to government loans, had left students and taxpayers as "the victims of a provider-led feeding frenzy".

Ministers say that this will improve people's quality of life and can save the NHS money, after a three-year trial found the scheme was effective and popular with patients.

Practice owner and head vet Ellie Richardson did offer nurses the opportunity to train up until four years ago, but found the scheme expensive and time consuming for a small practice to operate.

For Euler systems of conservation laws, we found the scheme is two times faster in computation than the usual TVD schemes based on field-by-field decomposition limiting.

The firm has found the scheme has attracted a third more "first generation" university students than the traditional route to recruitment – and three times as many students from universities with which it does not have strong traditional links.