Sentence examples for scheme proposals from inspiring English sources

Unless public sector employers are compensated for this, it will lead to big cuts across public services and, in particular, could derail the local government scheme proposals where councils are already under extreme financial pressure.

The borough council's executive committee has approved the development of the Arborfield scheme proposals.

In [15], the influence of BCJR computation scheme was pointed out with the replica scheme proposal.

There were a number of development schemes for the head including a major railway and docks scheme proposed in 1885, proposals for housing and a golf course were also put forward before World War I, though none of these schemes came to fruition.

In this subsection, we validate the outage performance of the P‐SDF relaying scheme proposed in the 'Proposal of a selection DF relaying scheme under time‐varying channels' section.

The Scheme contains proposals in relation to what a coy agony aunt in the back page of Woman's Own used to call problems of under-performance.

Sir Philip Green may have to pay £1bn to resolve the problems facing the BHS pension scheme under proposals tabled by MPs.

The so-called ScotPound would operate in the same way as online currency BitCoin, with every Scottish citizen being given a personal windfall of S£250 to kick-start the scheme, under proposals published by a leading economic think-tank.

The launch comes just a couple of days after the government published a lengthy consultation on changes to the RTFO scheme, including proposals to incentivise the uptake of biomethane in the transport sector.

Compared with the existing R-D ESTER scheme, both proposals are able to identify much more signals when the spatial dimension lengths are distinct.

Speaking in Islamabad, David Cameron said that any such proposal "would be unthinkable unless the cost of politics was frozen and cut" - in other words a link between an increase in pay to a less generous pension scheme (a proposal also likely to come from Ipsa), another attempt to cut the number of MPs or other proposals to cut the bill for Westminster.