Sentence examples for official schemes from inspiring English sources

Low interest rates, improvements in consumer confidence and official schemes, such as Funding for Lending and Help to Buy, all appear to have boosted demand".

At the same time (it is somewhat contradictory) official schemes push "positive" discrimination by caste, reserving quotas of places in higher education, plus jobs in government, to help groups deemed backward or deprived.

Martin Ellis, housing economist for Halifax, said: "Economic improvement and low interest rates, supported by official schemes such as Funding for Lending and Help to Buy, appear to have boosted housing demand in recent months.

Volunteers said the UK government's decision to take no more lone child refugees from Europe had been a fillip to traffickers, who were emboldened by the desperation of teenagers rejected by official schemes.

In many countries, notably France, complementary private cover is used to top up official schemes, for example by covering out-of-pocket payments.Governments want to spur private insurance in the hope of solving three big problems bedevilling their national systems of health care: inadequate access to care; soaring costs; and a paucity of innovation.

So hospitable, in fact, they have an official scheme devoted to entertaining strangers.

Hancock's letter urged local GPs and pharmacists not to hoard medicines themselves, but to rely on the official scheme.

Social landlords can help both those brought through the official scheme and those who simply arrive and make asylum claims.

The first recruits of the official scheme – which included a month's training, a wage and a uniform – were released to farms across the country in April 1917.

Yes, it's a fine thing that Starbucks matches the suspended coffee with a cash donation to Oasis, but the official scheme ends this month.

Solar power cells were added to the roof of Boro's Riverside Stadium this week as part of an official scheme to spread the energy-saving message.