Sentence examples for scheme drawing from inspiring English sources

They proposed a scheme drawing that parallels between actor critic architecture and dopamine activity in the basal ganglia.

The scheme, drawing on a £1bn contingency fund set aside in the pre-budget report, will be aimed at those who are unemployed for more than a year.

Finally, in April 2006, the then home secretary Charles Clarke announced further changes to the statutory scheme, drawing comparisons with the often derisory compensation offered to victims of crime.

On Wednesday, demonstrators gathered outside Marseille's town hall to protest against the scheme, drawing parallels between the yellow triangle displayed on the front of the card and the symbols which some were forced to wear by the Nazis.

Mr. bin Laden quickly supplied Mr. Mohammed with four recruits to carry out the scheme, drawing from the thousands of young men who trained in his camps a few especially ardent followers he had singled out for martyrdom missions.

The Bank of England said net lending in the quarter to December 31 fell by £2.4 billion on the previous quarter, despite participants of the Bank of England's Funding for Lending (FLS) scheme drawing down another £9.5 billion over the period.

The scheme drew upon three types of precedent.

The Russian scheme draws on that inspiration, though the incoming parts firms will be more scattered.

As this scheme draws to a close, ministers are yet to announce what will come next, leaving councils in limbo.

The cost of Labour's £85m scheme drew the ire of Tories in opposition – how much will the new version cost?

Why, that would be the possibility of...... 'an alternative scheme drawn up where the roads on the site would provide the possibility for a motor racing track.