Sentence examples for scheme build from inspiring English sources

Boris Johnson, the London mayor, told Brussels officials "to take a running jump" while Chris Grayling, the justice secretary, rejected the European Commission analysis suggesting the UK should limit the Help to Buy scheme, build more houses and reform property taxes.

These washeries will be installed and run on BOM scheme (Build Operate and Maintain).

The scheme builds on the beginning made in this way in Cambridge by ACE's National Extension College.

Chavimochic, a massive irrigation scheme built in the 1990s, has greatly expanded agriculture in the Trujillo area.

The city's Promising Places scheme builds on earlier work in a bid to retain wealthier, highly educated young families.

His scheme is perfectly designed for the increasingly finesse nature of today's N.F.L. Yet, it's a scheme built around the run.

Hedge funds and other distressed investors, after financial disasters like the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy and Bernard L. Madoff's Ponzi scheme, built lively markets around trading such claims.

We are told of another figure that "his most promising idea revolved around a scheme built around finding trapdoor one-way functions involving the NP-complete problem".

The former Browns coordinator brings his bag of defensive riddles to a Cowboys team that had been operating in a 3-4 scheme built on fairly basic 4-3 principles (one gap stuff).

EMA was that rare thing – a means-tested scheme built with the sole intention of actually improving social mobility by giving poorer people the chance to reach the point where they could apply, and subsequently study, at university.

Not to be outdone, the City Corporation launched its own arts complex within the Square Mile at the Barbican, a high-density urban renewal scheme built on World War II bomb sites immediately north of the central business district.