Sentence examples for illiterate scheme from inspiring English sources
The government in faraway Beijing remains as faceless and remote on the page as it must have been in life — Deng Xiaoping, the new leader, is never mentioned — as the citizens of Muddy River, many of them illiterate, scheme and steal to stay alive, talking of cooking rats or eating the paste off fliers.
This also underscores the importance of an IEC campaign to promote the CHI scheme especially in predominantly illiterate communities.
Below ground, each station had – and has – its own colour scheme, for the benefit of illiterate passengers.
Mr Bhanot says many of the people the scheme is aimed at are illiterate and fear this biometric information could end up in the hands of the police. .
The is no plan to end the CIA's longstanding collaboration with corrupt, unpopular warlords (including the Mafia style, illiterate boss of Oruzgan province) whose dominance vitiates the scheme to work around Karzai's inept central government.
The scheme's opponents have accused it of being "economically illiterate" and say it will ultimately push up prices, which would be self-defeating.
Around 10 per cent of the population is illiterate, far higher (up to half, according to some sources) among the scheme's target population.
In the Oxford scheme of things: Shakspere was a businessman, moneylender and real estate and theater company investor with illiterate parents and illiterate children; he never owned a book; and his education can only be conjectured.
Most are illiterate, and, owing to administrative corruption, incapacity and incompetence, see little benefit from welfare schemes earmarked for them.
