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Earlier in the hearing, Pell had defended the compensation scheme provided by the Melbourne archdiocese to child sex abuse victims under the Melbourne Response.

Since the Maryland Court of Appeals upheld the senatorial apportionment plan, the November 1962 election of senators was conducted pursuant thereto, and delegates were elected under the scheme provided by the 1962 legislation.

Private-sector workers are covered by a régime de base, or basic scheme, provided by the state, as well as obligatory top-up schemes for employees and executives in the private sector.

"To be eligible to receive a postgraduate loan from the scheme provided by Student Finance England students must have been ordinarily resident in the UK and islands for three years prior to the start of their course and most recently in England, for reasons other than the purpose of study.

There's a traditional accessibility bus service to help those with mobility problems get around, but there's also a car-sharing scheme provided by charities which helps to get older people from point to point while reducing the impact on the environment.

Prices start from 11,000 Swiss francs/£7,283.15 per sq metre for an investment scheme apartment, which has to be entered into the rental scheme provided by Andermatt Swiss Alps, or for non-investment scheme apartments prices start from 15,000 Swiss francs/£9,931.57 per sq metre with rental returns of between 2 and 4 per cent.

Although protein function can be described in multiple ways, we focus on classification schemes provided by the Gene Ontology (GO) Consortium35.

"My research has led me to believe that state pension schemes are sustainable, but private schemes provided by employers and insurance companies are in deep trouble," he says.

Farmers who are affected by drought will benefit from the $250m for loan schemes provided by the government as well as an additional $25m to tackle pest animals in these areas.

The parliamentary inquiry, which followed an undercover investigation by the Guardian into working conditions at Shirebrook, questioned the legality and fairness of voluntary schemes provided by the agencies to workers such as pre-paid debit cards and insurance services.

As a platform, it offers a lot of support for users – from marketing and PR advice to the opportunity to plug into match-funding schemes provided by the likes of Experian and even Boris Johnson, mayor of London".