Sentence examples for place scheme from inspiring English sources

That is what has happened to the Paddington Place scheme – a huge development around the eponymous London station intended to include a 72-storey tower designed by Renzo Piano, the Italian architect who created the Shard.

The white paper is proposing a "great place scheme" to encourage funders, councils, universities and arts organisations from the same area to come together to make culture a core part of local policy planning.

When last in government, we scrapped the assisted place scheme to fund smaller infant class sizes, nationalised a number of private schools and urged the Charity Commission to take a much closer look at the public benefit activities of private schools.

Subsequently, oxidative addition of an amine to coordinatively unsaturated ruthenium center takes place (Scheme 2).

Institutional care has traditionally been mostly provided by the public or non-profit sector, the latter directly subvented by the former, although under the more recently introduced "bought place" scheme, private operators in addition to non-governmental organisations (NGOs) have been contracted to provide beds.

Plans were in place, schemes concocted.

The Wellcome Trust already has in place schemes to combine the two "exclusive" domains of science and art.

Several other countries who have fought in Afghanistan, including the US, Canada, New Zealand and Australia, have already put in place schemes to offer at least some of their interpreters asylum, although there are quotas or other caveats.

Under the Tories they received a further government subsidy called the assisted places scheme.

In effect, that revives the reviled assisted-places scheme.Mr Clarke also made an offer of marriage: "There's been a history of mistrust between us.

The assisted-places scheme and nursery vouchers, two means by which parents were given state money to buy private education, have been scrapped.