Sentence examples for later schemes from inspiring English sources

The practice of giving low-paid workers higher pensions than were earned by their contributions and those of their employers, which was built into the original German scheme but later abandoned, has been copied in later schemes (e.g., that of the United States).

These later schemes have the capability of calculating the evolution of a very large system of particles using a reasonable amount of computer time with reasonable approximation.

Refugees became entrepreneurs backed by government-guaranteed loans, the germ of later schemes to promote enterprise through credit.By the late 1950s full employment elsewhere pushed German industry towards Bavaria's beckoning arms.

A grandson of the noted Irish chieftain (of Scottish ancestry) Sorley Boy MacDonnell, he married (1635) the widow of the 1st Duke of Buckingham, a close friend of Charles I. On the outbreak of the Bishops' Wars in 1639, MacDonnell planned an attack on Argyll in Scotland; this project was abortive, as were numerous later schemes by which he hoped to assist the king against Parliament.

Later schemes will look to focus more strongly on other parts of the country and other sectors of activity.

Relatively innocuous compared to later schemes, but people like HR Haldemann, Nixon's Karl Rove, and possibly Nixon himself would, according to the judge, have been convicted.

The following is based on the later scheme.

With the later scheme the sources are jointly decoded with minimum mean square error (MMSE) estimation at the receiver.

Back in 2010 Tesco even briefly experimented with a "buy one, get one free later" scheme to help reduce waste.

This is because a spur from Meadowhall, costing nearly £600m, would be needed to connect with a later scheme, HS3, that will run through the centre.

Under a "build now, pay later" scheme, developers will be able to begin construction work immediately and only pay for the land when the houses are sold.