Sentence examples for scheme that makes from inspiring English sources
There is also a rewards scheme that makes learning a new language a gamelike experience.
I have repeatedly tried to puzzle out its organizing principle, searching for a point of view or a scheme that makes sense of its patchworks of color and inexplicable forms.
At the same time, the committee proposes a far greater emphasis on "opt-in" payments from the unions to Labour, rather than the present opt-out scheme that makes donating to the party through union membership a default position.
We need to find better ways of bridging humanitarian and development aid, devising more initiatives such as the education cannot wait fund (pdf) – a scheme that makes provision for education in emergencies – launched at May's world humanitarian summit in Istanbul.
In the pretty Northwest, a pretty art dealer (Bruce Greenwood) with a pretty wife named Libby Ashley Juddd, left) and a cute son hatches an insurance scheme that makes it appear that Libby murdered him on their nice new sailboat.
Bank of England figures showed lending to businesses continued to fall despite the central bank's funding for lending scheme that makes cheap loans available to a wide range of banks, building societies and leasing companies.
On paper, Mason's trade was a deliciously clever scheme that made perfect sense.
It made me feel like I was part of scheme that made me feel kind of dirty.
A former trader who admitted to participating in an insider-trading scheme that made millions was sentenced Tuesday to more than five years in prison.
The U.S. authorities want Mr. Dotcom extradited, accusing him of masterminding a scheme that made more than $175 million in a few years by copying and distributing music, movies and other copyrighted content without authorization.
On Tuesday, one of his former portfolio managers, Matthew Martoma, was arrested and charged with being part of an insider trading scheme that made more than $276 million, the largest such case ever, according to the federal prosecutors.
