Sentence examples for like the scheme from inspiring English sources

Jane Davis would like the scheme she's created on a Merseyside to be adopted throughout the country.

Christensen doesn't like the scheme, or Labor's scheme, because he believes parental leave payments discriminate against stay at home mothers.

And then also, just like the scheme of the Theater of Marcellus, columns that are placed in between those arches on the first three stories.

But Britons appear to need a shove, not just a nudge.Motorists should expect more of this: politicians like the scheme, which is far cheaper than traditional road-widening programmes.

Critics say that it will cover only 25percentt of the nation's industrial carbon dioxide and is unlikely to work as well as Western efforts at first especially ambitious ones like the scheme laid out recently by California.

It has therefore drawn up a scheme to sell the pictures to the nation for some £30m over a period of 25 years and to receive them back, as public property, at 40 Brunswick Square, near Coram's Fields in Bloomsbury, where they would be shown and properly looked after in a new museum for Londoners.But one of the foundation's 25 trustees did not like the scheme.

It seemed that the only people who liked the scheme were the university and RMJM.

Cirrus likes the scheme because it helps sell planes to more buyers looking to offset their operating costs, says Mark Bennett, Cirrus' sales director for the New England region.

In this section, we describe the determinants that may influence the extent to which people regret that the Smiley was cancelled and would very much have liked the scheme to have continued.

Some are doomed to failure, like the schemes to dig trenches or build electric fences around human settlements.

However, like the schemes above, it too assumed prior knowledge of the signal's symbol rate, and that the carrier frequency had already been removed.