Sentence examples for scheme is aimed from inspiring English sources

The scheme is aimed primarily at Chinese.

The scheme is aimed at helping young people to save for their first home or retirement.

An increasingly popular fraud-for-profit scheme is aimed at borrowers facing foreclosure.

The 'movement vector' in this scheme is aimed at the continuously changing target position.

The apprenticeship scheme is aimed at people with relevant A-levels or equivalent experience and will lead to an accredited level 4 diploma.

They confirm the scheme is aimed at "millions of young supporters across the globe, from the USA to China to the UK".

The British NEST scheme is aiming for costs of 50 basis points.

"By getting out into the community, children can make new friends, develop new skills and more confidence," says Mary, adding that it is, ultimately, a lifestyle choice that the scheme is aiming to change.

But we would rather see resources used to help addicts recover, and reduce the number of victims of crime by reducing re-offending, which Durham's "checkpoint" scheme is aiming to do".

Serco, the private firm that operates the system, uses lorries to lug bikes across London in order to free up space in crowded racks and resupply depleted ones, but does not always seem able to keep up.Stephen Glaister, a transport economist at Imperial College, London (and another devoted cyclist), wonders if the scheme is aiming at the wrong problem.

The scheme is aiming to revive eight foods - including meats, cheeses and fruits, in its first year and get them on sale in large quantities in supermarkets.