Sentence examples for safeguarding schemes from inspiring English sources
In addition to the backing of the Arts Council, which has awarded £2.3 million of funding to Ramps on the Moon, Silbert stresses the importance of safeguarding schemes such as Access to Work.
Wood thinks such a plan could overtake the need for a safeguards scheme, with the emissions reduction fund ensuring abatement continued outside the energy sector.
At the same time the renewable energy target could be expanded to include other "low emissions" technologies like gas and would eventually be wound into the safeguards scheme.
But Hunt refused to say whether achieving 200m tonnes of greenhouse gas cuts from the companies covered by the safeguards scheme would require tougher rules than those he has on the table for existing plants.
Most experts believe one part of its response will have to be a tightening of the existing "safeguards" scheme to set up a type of emissions trading scheme, if the policy is to have any chance of meeting the government's own targets.
The so-called safeguards system administered by the IAEA in countries around the world is the most fully developed example of a functional scheme of regulation.
There was also talk of a common eurozone deposit guarantee scheme, the third plank in the banking union scheme, safeguarding people's savings anywhere in the single currency area.
Social workers in 52 councils piloted this way of safeguarding under a scheme called Making Safeguarding Personal (MSP).
Ministers say contributions must go up to reduce the taxpayers' cost and safeguard defined-benefit schemes in the public sector.
Allan Johnston, the chair of the trustees, said: "Although the PPF is an important safeguard for pension schemes generally, we believe that better outcomes can be achieved for our members by staying out of it.
They sought the help of the Deposit Protection Scheme (DPS), one of three government-registered schemes which safeguards cash from rental deposits and can act as arbitrator when disputes arise.
