Sentence examples similar to long term schemes from inspiring English sources

The project is described as "a long term scheme of national significance to create a living and working community for the creative industries".

After all, how many good characters have gone bad in the long term scheme of things?

As always in the Dune saga, the plot turns on long-term schemes of vengeance and redemption.

Pay schemes became more complex, medium-term incentive schemes flowered alongside long-term schemes, and the annual cash bonus became akin to a salary supplement.

This was partly attributed to additional police officers to work nights in Newquay this summer, as well as long-term schemes bearing fruit.

Daniels, who insists he has no regrets over the HBOS deal, could also walk away with another £6m based on the value of shares he already holds and which could vest through long-term schemes.

The Department for Transport's day-to-day budget has been cut by 9%, but Osborne said the capital budget for long-term schemes would rise to £9.5bn - an extra £600m in 2014-15.

But, he said, it would not lead to higher pay but to lower average pay because executives did not know how to put a value on their complex long-term schemes.

In the society of universal formal equality of opportunity, no one is moved by any such bias of discriminatory animus or prejudice; we all are color-blind and race-blind and ethnicity-blind and social status-blind and creed-blind in selecting participants in temporary and long-term schemes of interaction.

Only such long-term schemes can provide suitable data, and this study illustrates the need for their continuation into the future.

This might indicate a shift in adherence factors as participants' progress from early to later stages of exercise adherence; although it is not possible to be certain without more comprehensive analysis of data across all aspects of the scheme internally and externally, and analysis of other long-term schemes.