Sentence examples for scheme risks from inspiring English sources

The new scheme risks the same fate.

The help-to-buy scheme risks inflating another house-price bubble.

Even the Department for Transport thinks the scheme risks being poor value for money.

They follow government data on Monday showing house prices rose in every English region in September and are likely to be seized on by those who argue that the government's Help to Buy scheme risks creating a new bubble.

Some commentators claimed the government should not be underwriting mortgages in this way, and that the scheme risked driving up prices.

But Andy Elvin, a spokesman for Tact, warned that the scheme risked failing to account for the needs of thousands of children for whom adoption was not the best solution.

It introduces the help to buy scheme, risking taxpayers' money to underwrite 95% mortgages on property worth up to £600,000 in what may be one of the most cynical "homes for votes" scams ever undertaken.

Consumer groups have welcomed this as a big step forward in helping people get compensation from companies, but the CBI business lobby group warned that the opt-out scheme risked worsening the high liability costs in the UK.

Liana Buchanan, executive officer of the federation of community legal centres in Victoria, told Guardian Australia in April that the scheme risked being undermined by a "continuing crisis" in legal assistance funding.

The revelations in the inspector-general's submission come after the privacy commissioner, Timothy Pilgrim, warned separately that the government's data retention scheme risked seeing major privacy breaches of Australians' personal information if the proposal was passed in its current form, and called for a mandatory data breach notification scheme.

"Laudable goals such as a national intervention order scheme risk being undermined by a continuing crisis in legal assistance funding that has not been fixed by the partial withdrawal by federal attorney general George Brandis of threatened cuts that were to take effect in July," said the executive officer of the federation of community legal centres Victoria, Liana Buchanan.