Sentence examples for help scheme from inspiring English sources
Tesco expects its Bags of Help scheme to provide more than £20m in the first year to local environmental projects.
She helped found a welfare organisation, based on the Nazis' Winter Help scheme, to care for war orphans irrespective of their origin.
'People did not really understand what they were going to get from the help scheme,' says Sinclair, an expert on digital TV.
But Digital UK is loath to comment on this and Help the Aged is worried that people who could benefit substantially from the help scheme will not apply.
The idea of top-slicing the licence fee by redistributing £130m a year from the digital switchover help scheme after 2012 remains on the table.
To meet the cost of providing their services, they will be awarded BBC licence fee money, initially from the amount left over from the digital switchover help scheme.
The government is ditching the term media literacy, used to define a piecemeal system of help schemes, saying it is "a technocratic and specialist term … not really part of everyday language".
The most successful opposition to the surviving Huks is the government-stimulated self-help scheme, SPREAD, of Tarlac's provincial governor, Benigno Aquino, Jr.
The changes to the Vocational Education and Training (VET) Fee-Help scheme follow growing concerns about colleges having easy access to government funds and persuading students to incur debts for courses for which they are ill-suited.
Over the past few weeks, the government has moved with alacrity to clean up various messes: the backpacker tax, the deeply troubled VET Fee-Help scheme, the dangerously internally contested superannuation policy, and even the marriage equality plebiscite – which, on current indications, will finally hit the fence next week when parliament resumes.
A former Charter Communications executive, David McCall, pleaded guilty Friday to a charge he helped scheme to falsely boost the cable operator's subscriber numbers, a U.S. government official said.
