Sentence examples for scheme has become from inspiring English sources

In the English-language media, the scheme has become known as "mirror trading".

Over the past four years opposition to the scheme has become more organised.

That may be true, but his scheme has become attractive because it represents the slowest route to the summit.

Private provision of the public highways through the build-operate-transfer (BOT) scheme has become popular worldwide.

One reason is that the scheme has become more generous, with the number of paid leave days for the first child being bumped up from 180 to 480.

As Russia's opposition to the scheme has become more vocal, its close ally Belarus has become more cautious about the Eastern Partnership.

The cons, like Bernard L. Madoff's epic Ponzi scheme, have become only bigger.

The government said the scheme had been kept under review because of the high risk, difficult conflict environment to ensure the benefits justified the risks, acknowledging the scheme had become too difficult to deliver as the balance between potential gain and risk shifted.

Mr Shapps said the previous "miserly" restrictions on right-to-buy meant the scheme had become an "empty promise" for many tenants.

A lack of day-to-day control meant that top officials only became aware of difficulties through "ad hoc reviews" and as problems mounted, those in charge of the scheme had become "isolated and defensive".

"In this new era of scarce resources, holding to the historic Home Office principles for volunteering schemes has become that much harder.