Sentence examples for hasty schemes from inspiring English sources

Two experts debate the issue: THE city has lurched between hasty schemes to incinerate solid waste or export it.

The case is typical of the hasty privatisation schemes of the 2000s, a time when unscrupulous investors bought up manufacturing firms for a song, stripped them of their assets and made massive profits selling them off in bits.

The plot has so many moving parts — so many envelopes of money, dropped names, half-explained schemes and hasty flights — that it quickly becomes more frustrating than illuminating.

The nationwide agitation that the Webbs organized in favour of social security was only quelled in 1911 by Lloyd George's hasty improvisation of a scheme of contributory insurance.

And then loads of them became millionaires with a hasty and unscrutinised get-rich-quick compensation scheme.

It is tempting to dismiss George Osborne's whole scheme as empty rhetoric – tempting, but too hasty.

Of course, hasty excitement must be managed, because – at this stage – the scheme is merely an "experiment", and one that the world will be keeping a very close eye on.

But the coalition government want to defy your hasty presumptions about shivs and awkward roommates with a new scheme aiming to boost the number of employed offenders behind bars from 10,000 to 20,000 by 2020.

Although maybe not as grand as the citywide charter and outsourcing schemes, the proposal to privatize TeWinkle Park is emblematic of the council's hasty decision making.

Lord Turner, head of Britain's Pensions Commission, is the latest soft paternalist to recommend such a scheme (see article).Soft paternalists also want to give people more room to rethink "hot and hasty" decisions.

However, the MIS scheme always selects the particle with highest weight in the local particle set, and this simple but hasty approach does not comply with the statistic of the local predicted particle set.