Sentence examples for introduction of help from inspiring English sources

Admittedly withdrawing the Funding for Lending Scheme for households did little, but it was trumped by the boost to sentiment from the introduction of Help to Buy.

Nicholas Wrigley, Persimmon's chairman, said: "Persimmon achieved a strong result for the year as we responded quickly to the increased customer demand that resulted from improved mortgage lending, the introduction of Help to Buy in April 2013 and the increase in consumer confidence as the UK returned to more meaningful economic growth.

A multiple baseline approach (also known as a stepped-wedge design) [ 23] will be used to evaluate the efficacy and (cost-) effectiveness of the introduction of HELP within the Dutch health care system (Additional file 1: Table S1).

The introduction of HELP requires a fundamentally different view on the care organization and a change in the care process, including the introduction of methods for early recognition of delirium symptoms combined with care plans, the introduction of an Elderly Care Nurse Practitioner position and the introduction of trained volunteers to provide additional care and psychosocial support.

That has even filtered through to rates for those with smaller deposits, with the introduction of the Help to Buy scheme boosting availability of 95 per cent rates".

"We expect prices in London to continue along this upwards trajectory in 2016 especially with the introduction of improved help to buy schemes from the government, which will do more for protecting high house prices than it does for getting poorer people on the property ladder," according to MoveHub.

It suggests that the introduction of B help improve the solubility of S in diamond.

In response to this requirement, the microfinance movement started in India, with the introduction of self help group-bank linkage programme (SHG-BLP) in the early 1990s.

In the last coalition budget, the chancellor announced the introduction of a help-to-buy Isa designed to help first-time buyers.

The introduction of Elia helped make that happen.

The Blues controlled much of the second half before the introduction of Chris Cusiter and Duncan Weir helped Glasgow gain the initiative, but the latter missed a difficult chance from a late penalty.