Sentence examples for looking at the scheme from inspiring English sources

"But looking at the scheme of things, it's very small in what ultimately I want to do.

"This means members who were retired when we started looking at the schemes will continue to receive 100% of what was in payment, while members who retired since then will receive 90% of what they were promised, subject to a cap.

But the more people look at the scheme, the fewer friends it has.

The FPC had been due to look at the scheme only after three years.

And he has asked it to look at the scheme next September.

Almost everybody who has looked at the scheme has poured scorn on it, largely because of its complexity.

It's only now I look at the scheme that I can see how many things were built-in to make sure that the players lost weight.

Now we have to look in terms of the whole spectrum, from preschool up to university education.For example, I just announced a couple of days ago, we have to look at the scheme for academicians.

"We have also announced that every September we are going to ask the FPC to look at the scheme and make any recommended changes to any of the parameters.

Admitting it is proving hard to get the tuition fees message across after last month's student protests, Clegg said the "paradox" was that though fees will go up – to £9,000 a year at top universities – "as more young people look at the scheme, they will realise that it will be cheaper and easier to go to university than it is now," especially for "bright kids from poor families".

In addition to the Hallett Review, MPs at Westminster's Northern Ireland Affairs Select Committee have been holding public evidence sessions to look at the scheme.