Sentence examples for legitimate scheme from inspiring English sources

If you agree, your pension fund will be transferred from your legitimate scheme into one set up by the company promising you early access to your money – usually abroad.

The prime minister has come under fire for refusing to be drawn on separate claims that Gary Barlow of Take That put his money into a separate, legitimate scheme to avoid tax.

Groarke & Tindale 2012 use traditional fallacies as a basis for the definition of positive argument schemes, by treating ad hominem, guilt by association, appeals to ignorance, two wrongs reasoning, etc. as legitimate schemes of argument — and by treating fallacious instances of them as deviations from an (inherently correct) norm.

This interaction result implies that providing feedback over virtuous behavior in the group is necessary to make a legitimate punishment scheme effective.

The site has a unique buying model that allows users to purchase 'web-only' versions of songs for a mere 10 cents a pop – a price point that is very addictive, but also gives Lala a legitimate monetization scheme beyond advertising.

Many advocates of a strict biomedical model identify these features and wish to minimize the role of values in a classification of psychiatric disorders as they strive for what they consider to be a more legitimate classification scheme that "carves nature at the joints".

This complex analysis provides a rigorous basis for combining criteria and for legitimate ranking schemes.

Records at Companies House show Carr was once one of 518 directors of Romangate, a company set up in 2009 to facilitate what at the time was believed to be a legitimate tax avoidance scheme.

NT Advisors hired a lobbying firm, the Whitehouse Consultancy, and briefed officials and politicians to press for parts of the bill to be dropped, arguing it would unfairly affect 600 individuals who benefited from legitimate tax avoidance schemes.

The Coalition's strategy to sell the policy change in the budget has revolved around the concept that parents who access both employer and commonwealth schemes are "double dipping" – even though it is legitimate to use both schemes.

Instead, the court-appointed trustee charged with determining the legitimate victims of the scheme and the illegitimate beneficiaries of it accused Wilpon and Katz of having greedily invested with Madoff for decades despite ample warnings that his investment operation was suspect.