Sentence examples for scheme developer from inspiring English sources

The scheme developer is Hartlepool renewable energy company Seneca Global Energy Ltd. Ward Hadaway solicitor Mark Whitehead, who is acting for the company, said single, taller turbines could generate the same volume of energy as three or four typical turbines used in other schemes.

'It distracts from the consultation and it can leave you know feeling a bit confused and perhaps as though that, the thing that the patient regards as the problem hasn't been addressed properly.' (P6, scheme developer).

There may have been other Bradford specific issues that we could have included which we didn't…I think most GPs probably viewed it as just another incentive scheme, and didn't really think of it as bespoke.' (P6, scheme developer).

'Yes it's more money for the practice but the majority of people in general practice are paid by the practice and they just see it's more work for them to do, certainly our practice staff used to think of it [Local QOF] as a huge amount of work' (P4, scheme developer).

Under a "build now, pay later" scheme, developers will be able to begin construction work immediately and only pay for the land when the houses are sold.

In 1986, ecologist John Terborgh of Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, recognized a golden opportunity when, as part of a vast hydroelectric scheme, developers flooded 4300 square kilometers in Venezuela's Caroni Valley.

One other difference between older pay-per-install campaigns and Tsu's indirect payment scheme: developers in the past typically rewarded users with virtual currency they could use in their games.

At the time, each developer was hacking together his or her own payment system, which was normally a mixture of PayPal, incentivized offer walls, credit card processing, carrier billing and just about any other monetization scheme developers thought would generate revenue.

However, we encountered sceptical beliefs across the range of participants, even amongst scheme developers.

The local scheme developers had sought to target locally relevant and, largely, public health issues absent from the national QOF.

The MSI and OCS scheme developers clarified that principles of the classification approach could be applied to the specific LBP population [ 39], but require a 'modified approach' (Sahrmann and O'Sullivan, survey responses), taking into account the known pathological influences on the condition.