Sentence examples for scheme plan from inspiring English sources

1934) defines "device" as "(t)hat which is devised, or formed by design; a contrivance; an invention; project; scheme; often, a scheme to deceive; a stratagem; an artifice," and "contrivance" in pertinent part as "(a) thing contrived or used in contriving; a scheme, plan, or artifice". In turn, "contrive" in pertinent part is defined as "(t)o devise; to plan; to plot..

The High Court in London sanctioned DTEK's restructuring scheme plan on April 27, 2015 in a ruling calling to mind the landmark Apcoa Parking case last year.

So too it is suboptimal for a retailer to try and review an item assortment optimization scheme, plan a store format or target a customer or shopper segment without benefiting from the manufacturer's expertise.

According to the Code of Federal Regulations, "coercion," in turn, is defined as threats of serious harm or physical restraint, "any scheme, plan, or pattern" intended to cause a person to believe that failure to cooperate would result in serious harm or physical restraint, or threatened abuse of the legal process.

Labor or service obtained by: : threats of serious harm or physical restraint; : any scheme, plan, or pattern intended to cause a person to believe he would suffer serious harm or physical restraint if he did not perform such labor or services: : the abuse or threatened abuse of law or the legal process.

Lambeth and Westminster council, on the north side of the river, have already given the scheme planning permission.

The local council had given the scheme planning consent last year in spite of being in breach of both national and local policies.

To the Editor: Developers of the pay-for-performance scheme planned by the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation should consider potential unintended consequences of their proposal.

One scheme planned by Mrs Suplicy, Bairro Novo (new neighbourhood), would house 70,000 people, including 600 low-income families, in an area of abandoned factories close to the centre and serviced by train.

At his trial he defended himself by telling of a scheme planned by himself, Mercer, and two others to extort $42,000 from the Mercer family with a staged kidnapping.

Irving H. Picard, the court-appointed trustee hunting down any remaining spoils of Bernard L. Madoff's giant Ponzi scheme, plans to sue Mr. Madoff's two sons, his niece and his brother this week, seeking the return of $198 million.