Sentence examples for from a scheme from inspiring English sources

Another £700m - 40% - was cut from a scheme supporting green heating.

He gets by on an annual pension of £8,160 from a scheme administered by Diageo.

Vast swaths of the city, it was argued, would benefit from a scheme of razing and rebuilding.

All so the shop could earn that extra £11,200 from a scheme intended to help the sick.

There's a chair upholstered in AstroTurf from a scheme she completed for Gloria Estefan 10 years ago.

"If you are a person who has financially gained from a scheme, then this will apply," the source said.

Some local-government experts want to resurrect "revenue sharing"—direct cash transfers from Washington, a scheme from the 1970s.On a modest scale, some federal help would be justified.

Is Dr. Sloper ruining his daughter's only chance for happiness, or protecting her from a scheming, disingenuous lover?

By some, admittedly speculative, estimates, they could receive more money from such a scheme than they now do from aid programmes.An emissions-trading scheme would have other benefits.

The survey questionnaire included questions to assess possible consumer inertia, arising from the transaction costs of either switching from one scheme to another (28) or from joining a scheme having not been previously insured.

She said that the money generated from such a scheme should then be invested in increasing NHS staff numbers.