Sentence examples for market based schemes from inspiring English sources

Both New Zealand and Australia have been early movers in terms of the implementation of domestic carbon market based schemes with mixed results in terms of promoting new plantings.

Companies such as Ivory & Sime marketed these complicated trust based schemes.

Resulting from the evaluation of the current policy settings and a market based appraisal, this work outlines strategies for enhancing the scheme and suggests future studies aimed at improving the flaws in the present system.

Pricing is not standardised but market based.

They are therefore categorized as market based.

The first is market based.

This approach is shown to be rather universal and can be further extended to the design of various spreading schemes for viral marketing based on different instant messaging systems.

Elements that will have an influence on the costs include the payment scheme for REDD, whether it is market or non-market based or a combination of such.

The chances of workers with new-style stock market-based schemes saving anywhere near £2.5m are slim, to say the least.

Without such standards, he says, the result could be "sustainability arbitrage", where project developers and companies flock towards less sustainable schemes that offer cheaper credits.There are also concerns about market-based schemes.

The more serious retort is why do employers think the only alternative to "gold-plated" final salary schemes is the lousy world of stock market-based schemes, where the company pays in a pittance and workers have no guarantees about their retirement income?