Sentence examples for previous schemes from inspiring English sources

Every few years changes are required as new population projections undermine previous schemes.

Such accounts belong to the employees and are portable, unlike those under previous schemes.

The DWP, however, describes the programme as a "real success" that offers better value for money than previous schemes.

Now the challenge is to avoid the welter of grandiloquence and rule-bending that undermined so many previous schemes.

It criticises the way in which the government has implemented the programme in a year, compared with four years for previous schemes.

But the Revenue is about to challenge some of these arrangements and has recently brought in legislation to kill previous schemes after several years of argument in court.

Some institutional shareholders frown upon new directors being paid out of previous schemes as it defeats a key goal of those schemes, which is to retain talent.

"The schemes have cost over £3bn to date, but the department has achieved little energy savings compared to previous schemes," she said.

It is not the first foray into the book world for Google, however, with many of its previous schemes proving highly controversial.

It draws on previous schemes such at the housing bonds used in the 1920s to fuel building and will not need extra borrowing or spending, according to Labour.

Some of what he proposed, such as expanded mortgage refinancing, in a sense merely tie a new ribbon around previous schemes that did not go forward.