Sentence examples for scheme to go from inspiring English sources

He had a scheme to go to New Orleans.

With these words, Kohl provided official sanction for the Dyson scheme to go ahead as PwC had described.

Jackson's triangle offense revolved around O'Neal, and Bryant bristled, often breaking the scheme to go one-on-one, sometimes fabulously.

Tim Morris was initially paraphrased as having said that the commonwealth ombudsman would prevent authorities from using the data retention scheme to go after internet pirates.

For any scheme to go ahead, such a survey must show a demand three times greater than the number of units that will be provided.

The state's education agency penalized the district in August by lowering its accreditation status, assigning a monitor and requiring it to hire outside companies to oversee testing and identify the structural defects that allowed the scheme to go unchecked.

An extra £120m would allow 50 delayed schemes to go ahead, although hundreds of projects remained without financial support.

The funding will allow 50 delayed schemes to go ahead, ministers said, but hundreds of projects remain without financial support.

It also enables schemes to go ahead in rich areas, while in poorer areas schemes are delayed or don't happen at all".

It's a clique culture that allowed clever-clever financial schemes to go through without being properly examined by boards of management.

A Defra spokeswoman said: "The new approach is expected to allow up to a third more schemes to go ahead and enable us to exceed our goal to better protect 145,000 homes by 2015".