Sentence examples for scheme is intended to from inspiring English sources

The scheme is intended to be mandatory, and failure to participate results in a sanction on benefits, as with MWA.

The scheme is intended to fund a year's free tuition for students from the poorest backgrounds — those who received free meals when they were at school.

The quota scheme is intended to give greater control of the legal aid budget and ensure only expert firms do the work.

The UK scheme is intended "to provide protection in this country to particularly vulnerable refugees who are at grave risk" by relocating them to Britain.

A new national internship scheme is intended to get young people into professions otherwise closed to all but those who know people in the field or "your father's friends", in Nick Clegg's words.

Matt Hutchinson, director of flat and house share website SpareRoom.co.uk, says: "As with most rental legislation, the scheme is intended to protect tenants against the rogue element, which is far smaller than most people think.

Sales to housing association tenants under the new right-to-buy scheme are intended to raise money to build homes elsewhere.

Ms. Sweeney said she assumed the scheme was intended to gather numbers of people who might be willing to entertain a telemarketing pitch.

He said that the scheme was intended to clear the Iranian suspects in order to facilitate a trade deal between Iran and Argentina.

Allan Leighton, a former boss of the supermarket chain Asda who now chairs the Co-op, said the loyalty scheme was intended to make membership more meaningful.

The loans could be short-term credit lines, overdrafts and other forms of credit and the national loan guarantee scheme was intended to be bigger than the small firms loan guarantee scheme that was already operating under Labour.