Sentence examples for scheme contained from inspiring English sources

To read his boilerplate description of the Ponzi scheme, contained in the government's charges against him, it was a highly complex affair — far more complex, ironically, than managing real money — and required a staff of people to carry it out.

His letter said: "The reviewer should investigate and form a view on whether any of the letters issued under the scheme contained errors.

In the 1960s, a number of soil profiles from all over the Scheme, contained more salts in the subsurface than measured during the initial soil survey, indicating a disturbing tendency, although not alarming at that stage.

This changed in the 1930s as a result of the federation scheme contained in the Government of India Act 1935 and the rise of socialist Congress leaders such as Jayaprakash Narayan, and the Congress began to actively engage with popular political and labour activity in the princely states.

The generated CAIX antibodies primarily reacted with the PG domain unless the immunization scheme contained a boost injection of purified recombinant CA domain, presumably due to immunodominance of the N-terminal located and highly acidic PG domain [43].

We first adjusted the published P. aeruginosa MLVA scheme, as originally described by Vu-Thien et al. The original scheme contained 15 variable number tandem-repeat (VNTR) loci, of which some, due to small repeat sizes, required analysis on a DNA sequencer.

The Scheme contains proposals in relation to what a coy agony aunt in the back page of Woman's Own used to call problems of under-performance.

American citizen,' a shrewd manipulator of publicity whose ultimate goal is some scheme containing the most binding elements of Communism and Hitlerism".

The scheme contains a list of eight categories of assault, ranging from rape to indecent assault involving touching over clothing, and provides a tariff rate of damages for each category.

Other grandiose plans in Britain include a national identity-card scheme; ContactPoint, a national register of all children in England, which will be accessible by 300,000 people; and a pensioners' bus-pass scheme containing the ages and addresses of 17m people.Why worry?Officials and politicians insist that these schemes are safe.

Our scheme contains three phases.