Sentence examples for scheme set from inspiring English sources

Equally disturbing is a new snitch scheme set up by the justice ministry.

Previously it had spent two years trying to get the scheme set up at The Mount prison in Hemel Hempstead.

Moyles paid £95,000 to enter the Working Wheels scheme set up NT Advisors – whose initials stand for "no tax".

The Dementia Friends scheme, set up in 2013 by the Alzheimer's Society, is an inspiring idea that has caught on.

Many had joined under a scheme, set up under Tony Blair, that allowed union officials to sign up and initially pay for new party members.

The scheme, set to launch in the autumn, can be opened by any aspiring first-time buyer aged 16 or over.

She is planning to enrol her nanny into Nest (National Employment Savings Trust), the giant workplace pension scheme set up by the government.

The Nest scheme, set up as a default auto-enrolment scheme for employers, has an annual charge of 0.3%, but members pay 1.8% on every contribution.

Investor bodies have issued a warning over a share scheme set up in 2012 which could hand out an estimated £600m to 150 directors by 2022.

However, he did not even get the £17,000 which was "invested" in a fraudulent scheme set up by the pension liberators.

The creation of Nest [a not-for-profit pension scheme set up under the new rules] has prompted new low-cost offers in the market, which is encouraging.