Sentence examples for scheme were seen from inspiring English sources

There was uproar when the police handlers of the scheme were seen treating Mr Imron, who was directly implicated in the Bali bombings, to coffee at a fancy Jakarta mall in 2004.

Inspired partly by Le Corbusier, the 'deck access scheme' was seen as revolutionary.

Meanwhile, the scheme is seen to have allowed women to take a more active role in the rural public sphere.

Cameron's spokeswoman later said the Carr and Barlow cases are different because the K2 scheme was seen as more "aggressive".

The development of a new subsidy scheme is seen as one of the most difficult post-Brexit challenges and is now the responsibility of the environment secretary, Andrea Leadsom, a prominent leave campaigner.

Indeed, the MoD's Defence and Engineering and Science Group DESGgraduateate scheme is seen as the best of its kind in the UK for engineers and scientists - offering 140 graduates a year unrivalled professional development.

Some countries, including the UK, already collect such data, but the absence of a common European scheme is seen as a weak link in the continent's counter-terrorism action.

Furthermore, due to the symmetric nature of the scheme, gains in computational efficiency over the existing MoF scheme are seen.

That scheme was seen to have negatively affected App Store rankings, by artificially bubbling up titles with little redeeming value.

New technology is one way it could deliver this - if the Chandigarh smart-card scheme is seen to be a success, it could be replicated across India. .

This scheme was seen by many as a crucial moment in the development of cycling infrastructure, not just in London but in the UK.