Sentence examples similar to means scheme from inspiring English sources

Some learn to do whatever it takes to reach this goal, even if it means scheming and cheating.

But Mr Cameron said a minority Labour government, backed by the SNP, means schemes could be dropped.

Hereafter, "FC scheme" or "conventional FC scheme" both mean the scheme proposed in [20].

This means our scheme can accommodate about three times more users than the standard scheme.

Using metamaterials means the scheme should work for all objects, regardless of their shape.

Meanwhile, weak inflation protection within the PPF means all scheme members can expect to see the value of their retirement savings further eroded over time.

This means the scheme can aim for a target pension benefit paid directly from the fund, rather than through the purchase of an annuity.

The firm said its commitment means the scheme now has the full equity funding it needs to get going.

This means the scheme fails when used to provide robustness applications like proof of ownership and copyright protection.

"Labor has left us with this cheap and mean scheme with a minimum number of weeks' paid leave and no superannuation, it refused to support the Coalition's attempt to level the playing field".

Their result stems from the equivalence between the optimal L 2 distances (optimized by the K-means scheme) and the diffusion distances.