Sentence examples for introduced a scheme from inspiring English sources

Belgium had introduced a scheme under which multinationals could reduce their corporate tax bases by up to 90%.

The government, under pressure from its own backbenchers, has introduced a scheme to help a few more.

NHS England has introduced a scheme to pay for the treatment of people who are very ill – many of them on liver transplant waiting lists.

A 1964 law introduced a scheme in which employers who provided apprenticeships were paid out of the proceeds of a levy on all companies in their industry.

Only last week, Ireland introduced a scheme to reduce the number of fishing boats because of a shortage in marine stocks.

He's introduced a scheme to better co-ordinate disruptive road works and boasts that the timings of a third of London's 6,000 sets of traffic signals have been "reviewed".

It's going, it's steady and it's what we expect when we're introducing a scheme.

The government has taken advice from the Commission for Integrated Transport on scrappage schemes, but does not appear close to introducing a scheme.

Other developed countries provide tax credits for children's programmes - that needs a close examination to see if Britain can introduce a scheme.

• April 1996 The Government launches a legal challenge to the export ban, and introduces a scheme to slaughter and destroy all cattle over the age of 30 months.

"Amber Rudd is right to introduce a scheme to help communities address the pressures of migration, as Jeremy Corbyn called for last week.