Sentence examples for recognised scheme from inspiring English sources

"I can't believe how lucky I've been," says Singleton, one of the thousands of people who now regularly volunteer in this way – through a globally recognised scheme called World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms, or Wwoof.

If the construction of the Ilısu hydroelectric dam continues as foreseen, 80% of Hasankeyf's historic monuments will be flooded within the next decade, yet there is no internationally recognised scheme for their conservation, preservation or relocation.

An internationally recognised certification scheme, along the lines of dolphin-friendly tuna, is urgently needed to alert consumers to the sustainability (or otherwise) of the farmed fish that they are eating.

He recognised that schemes would want to help lower-paid workers, meaning those on middle and higher incomes paying an even more sharply increased rate.

While sustainability does not have as many certification bodies as the organic industry, it does have globally recognised accreditation schemes such at UTZ, Rainforest Alliance and Fairtrade.

If not exactly flourishing, many now have recognised training schemes and the prospect of jobs with the National Trust or English Heritage.

In addition, there is high adoption of voluntary internationally recognised certification schemes for sustainable forest management.

However, it needs to be recognised that schemes such as the Aarogyasri themselves may not have longevity in their original form and may change or be replaced in response to changing needs and policy imperatives.

However, it is recognised PVA schemes may be the optimal method to finance new medicines especially where there are currently limited demand side measures to control off-label prescribing or prescribing in patient populations where the new medicine is less cost-effective [ 36, 79].

He explained: "The transfer must be made to a qualifying recognised overseas pension scheme (QROPS), the only sticking point being that many Australian QROPS have recently been deregistered because, in certain circumstances, they allowed people access to pension benefits before the age of 55.

ISO/IEC 27002 is an internationally recognised security management scheme [48].