Sentence examples similar to revamping scheme from inspiring English sources

Maryland will be the starting nose tackle in the revamped scheme of the new defensive coordinator, Ed Donatell.

Barclays is expected to hand its top directors additional shares as part of a revamped scheme to sidestep the European Union's cap on bankers' bonuses.

Orme believes a revamped scheme should not support the most polluting plants such as diesel generators, provide proper support for demand reduction schemes and halt support for existing nuclear reactors.

Ministers have promised that any home bought under the revamped scheme will be replaced by a new affordable home for rent.

Last month the European Commission announced plans for a revamped scheme, with a reserve of new civil protection capabilities managed by the EU.

Yet managers in January 2010 introduced revamped schemes that offered pots of gold and promotion to salesmen who helped to meet group targets, and threatened the lazy and the scrupulous with demotion and pay cuts.

This  coming breakout '11 campaign has brought about virtually the same approach as the coming breakout campaigns of '10, '09 and '08: riding the stable, prolific offense and revamping the scheme of the talented but underachieving defense.

A month ago, Miss Yang's centre began a project with the Ministry of Labour and Social Security, and with insurance companies, to revamp the scheme.

The revamped Workplace scheme hired more than a dozen managers to embed in the offices of major local employers and helped them identify and hire Newham residents.

The Co-operative Group's Christmas TV advertisement is featuring people involved with the local community groups that have benefited from its revamped membership scheme.

Now he is looking to revamp the scheme after initial results showed that by the middle of January only 1,500 entrepreneurs applied for the wage subsidy – worth on average £2,000 a year per company.