Sentence examples for scheme in the form of from inspiring English sources

Obviously, if an organisation proves unable to deliver financially viable results under the scheme, in the form of functioning members of staff rescued from the dole-queue, then it's game over.

Peterborough is one of the fastest growing cities in the UK, fuelled by a £1bn regeneration scheme in the form of a city centre plan that sets out major changes for its future over the next 15 years.

For example, my own bank, the Co-op, recently updated its business banking site (the old one was "best viewed with Windows 2000!"), "modernising" it with a new two-factor authentication scheme in the form of a little numeric keypad gadget you carry around with you.

In 2005, when the EPA adopted a mercury cap-and-trade scheme in the form of the Clean Air Mercury Rule, the agency predicted mercury emissions from coal-fired power plants would fall to 31 34 tons by 2010 and could further drop to 15 tons with the use of "maximum achievable control technology" (MACT control devices, best work practices, and other methods that reduce emissions as much as possible.

The central problem was that Enron had made contributions to employees' "defined-contribution", "401K" pension schemes, in the form of its own shares, and then restricted employees from selling those shares until they were 50.

Reports enumerating the economic benefits of state support for clean technology, in the form of industries fostered and jobs created, abound (although few of them examine the potential costs of such schemes, in the form of increased government debt and misallocated capital).

The System for the Mechanical Analysis and Retrieval of Text (SMART) notation is a compact way to describe combinations of weighting schemes in the form of (d.d.d).

In Ethiopia, the disaster-development linkage was mostly visible through social protection schemes in the form of risk retention and transfer schemes, where relief resources were applied to development processes (Andersson et al. 2011).

This contrasts with the post-apartheid period from 1994 to 2008 where pooling weaknesses were to be addressed using pooling schemes, in the form of government subsidies and risk-equalisation arrangements, external to the public and private purchasers.

Social security schemes in the form of community-based health insurance and health equity funds have been introduced in some parts of the country.

Rural communities in other parts of the world with little access to ambulance services have developed innovative methods to address the transportation challenge, including community financing schemes in the form of emergency fuel funds, 28 29 and autorickshaws.