Sentence examples for growing scheme from inspiring English sources

Peter Zuccaro, Michael Lezamiz, Leonard Palone, Joseph Iorio and Harry Gabor were charged with operating the indoor hydroponic growing scheme, which employed 15 people and had grossed nearly $12 million since 1997, according to the office of Roslynn R. Mauskopf, the United States attorney for the Eastern District of New York, and District Attorney Denis Dillon of Nassau County.

First, a growing scheme is presented which iteratively adds new hidden units to full-trained networks.

Legislation to establish a national licensed growing scheme for medicinal cannabis will be introduced in the first fortnight of parliament in 2016.

Community growing schemes are a great way to combine exercise and healthy eating, and to meet different people.

In Bali in the 1970's, the Indonesian government, persuaded by international advocates of the "green revolution," forced rice farmers adopt new growing schemes.

Former chairman of the BBC Trust, Sir Michael Lyons, is to head a commission looking at the "right to grow scheme" and "use it or lose it powers".

Even though the growing window scheme has higher computational cost, the authors of System 1 report its better performance compared to fixed-size sliding window approach and implemented a number of adjustments in order to decrease the computational load (skipping improbable places, window length limit).

A future Conservative government would help 500 of the UK's fastest-growing firms to expand further through the Help to Grow scheme, the prime minister said.

Commenting on the Help to Grow scheme, Stephen Ibbotson, director of business at ICAEW, said that although it could "boost business growth across the country", provision must be made to give firms the "right kind of advice to ensure that those businesses are finance-ready".

Steps are being taken – the U.K. government recently announced the 'Help to Grow' scheme, which assists businesses in making the transition from small to medium size.

This research was funded by a competitively awarded grant under the Invest to Grow Scheme from the Australian Government Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs for which the authors are very grateful.