Sentence examples for scheme that could from inspiring English sources

This is a very strong statement, and it is difficult to conceive of a scheme that could be so safe as to exclude any possibility of unauthorised disclosure.

The EGM, in Nottingham, was called to approve, or block, a new incentive scheme that could deliver whopping bonuses for founder Mike Ashley.

Royally remunerated over the years, he saw off a shareholder revolt last year against a controversial bonus scheme that could see him earn £60m over five years.

Another mortgage broker predicted a surge in demand, stoked by media coverage of the scheme, that could be blunted by stringent eligibility checks from lenders.

During a two-week trial in December 2010, the government depicted Mr. Aleynikov as an evil, greedy computer scientist who had masterminded a hacking scheme that could potentially earn his new employer millions of dollars.

The park has not been a success and Cyberport is best known as an investment coup for the tycoon who was able to obtain cheap land under an industrial scheme that could be resold as luxury flats.

CooperCity analyst Louise Cooper suggested big investors had decided to express derision following a recent showdown over a bonus scheme that could have handed Ashley £72m of free shares.

The trial against Saul Katz and Fred Wilpon, the owners of the New York Mets, will be the first case related to Bernard L. Madoff's Ponzi scheme that could provide insight into how Mr. Madoff interacted with long-time investors.

And it's not just the German system of apprenticeship schemes that could do with being copied.

To tackle this, ministries of health and supporting organisations should identify and support adult learning schemes that could help increase the literacy of targeted community health workers.

Instead, governments should consider building comprehensive vocational training schemes that could be funded through a reduction in the social costs ensuing from unemployment.