Sentence examples for making these schemes from inspiring English sources

It is up to parliament to legislate on this, if the government is serious about making these schemes work.

An unfortunate consequence of this practice is added upfront and maintenance costs, making these schemes economically viable only in large scale applications.

We synthesize the ECC schemes in hardware and show that the hardware overhead, including additional storage, is quite low, making these schemes very attractive.

And make these schemes as accurate as possible.

Because of these considerations, COSAL urges that a ruling for American Express will make these schemes profitable and gut the antitrust statutes of their functions.

But successive HMRC clampdowns (such as on the notorious Jersey-based K2 trust once used by comedian Jimmy Carr) have made these schemes much less attractive.

Any barrier usually has a cluster of annoyed travellers scrabbling for coins in their pockets, sighing while jabbing at the change machine – but that doesn't make these schemes any less profitable.

In three-dimensional computations, this usually requires nonconforming approaches, special meshes or higher order velocities, which make these schemes prohibitively expensive for some applications and complicate the implementation into legacy code.

However, I have always felt that regulators and politicians have been behind the curve on workplace pensions, choosing to impose fantasy land constructs – such as the 'defined ambition' idea of Steve Webb, the pension minister, when they should be looking at ways to make these schemes more attractive not just for employers but for employees as well.

In California, which opted to make these schemes legal as long as they were properly disclosed to homebuyers, a portion of the fees are paid to environmental groups.

This mapping is possible because each step of the scheme is a unitary transformation: this makes these schemes norm-preserving and sets the link with quantum computations.