Sentence examples for its own scheme from inspiring English sources

The Royal Society of Arts, dedicated to fostering technological innovation, was so impressed that it promoted its own scheme.

According to this principle, the Copyright Act ought not only to be interpreted with an eye to the internal coherence of its own scheme; it must also not be interpreted in a fashion which is inconsistent with theTrade-marks Act, R.S.C. 1985, c.

"You may have been free, you loved living your lie, fate had its own scheme, crushed like a bug you still die," it said.

The Department of Trade and Industry launched its own scheme last week.

Switzerland has now initiated its own scheme but this costs a lot of money – and raises the issue that only better-off families can be part of it.

Morrisons, for instance, recently announced the launch of a new loyalty card to lure shoppers back, whereas Sainsbury's cut back spending on its own scheme, Nectar, to meet the same goal through lower shelf prices.

On September 12th Moscow's popular culture minister, Sergei Karpov, quit.Kirill Rogov, a political analyst close to the opposition, reckons the Kremlin was caught out by its own scheming.

Such passivity is largely the result of the Kremlin's paternalism and suppression of political life in the country, which has bred disengagement and cynicism about any election.Kirill Rogov, a political analyst close to the opposition, says the low turn out came as a shock to the Kremlin, which was caught out in its own scheming.

It has its own protection scheme, but claims can only be brought up to 180 days from the payment date.

Although it was spun off when BA launched its own rewards scheme, Executive Club, it is still owned by International Airlines Group, formed from the merger of BA and Iberia.

If your course has its own grading scheme, you can modify this grading scheme easily.