Sentence examples for scheme to start from inspiring English sources

So a scheme to start registering this workforce and bring it into the legal fold sounds like a step forward.

The ASEAN countries themselves adopted a sensible scheme to start monitoring one another's compliance with their free-trade pact by the end of next year, and to create a legally binding system to resolve disputes.

Martin was also grilled in 2015 by parliament's public accounts committee, and suffered further embarrassment over his scheme to start a dating website using the school as a contact address.

In the movie "Knocked Up," the character played by Seth Rogen has a get-rich scheme to start a Web site that features Hollywood nude scenes, but his plans are dashed when he learns that another site, MrSkin.com, beat him to the punch.

Invested in Singapore government scheme to start private design school; turned initial stake into Raffles Education, which operates 26 private colleges from China to India to New Zealand.

The council has already agreed a city-wide cycle hire scheme to start in 2014, the year York hosts the start of a stage in the Tour de France.

To get it they master a strange kind of doublethink, pledging allegiance to the party and Communist ideals while scheming to start a business.

■ You can find out more about funding for new businesses at the greatbusiness.gov.uk website which has details of resources and schemes to start or support your business.

A new arts and business centre will open, there has been a chamber music festival, there will be a literary festival and the district is one of the pilot schemes to start giving school pupils five hours of culture a week.

These dogs actually seem kind of competitive and good, so we wouldn't be surprised if they are scheming to start their own league.

The three-year scheme, due to start in January, will now begin within days as banks rushed to back the scheme.