Sentence examples for scheme which supports from inspiring English sources

Today has seen the welcome extension of the Access to Work scheme, which supports disabled people to get and keep jobs.

To address the security and efficiency of mutual authentication design, we propose a lightweight authentication scheme, which supports smart card revocation.

A spokesman said: "Ipsa has established a scheme which supports MPs undertaking their parliamentary duties – and publishes all claims made publicly, transparently and accountably for the world to see.

It has also proposed to exclude solar from the Renewables Obligation, a scheme which supports larger-scale projects.

Community groups are seeking assurances following the announcement that a scheme which supports deprived areas in Wales is set to be dropped.

In this article we proposed a novel cluster-based CSMA/CA scheme which supports multiuser streams and reduces the collision probability in a network.

The scheme, which supported around 100 trainees every year, was scrapped in 2010.

The FPC has already cancelled the element of the Bank's Funding for Lending Scheme which supported cheap mortgage borrowing, and it could demand that banks hold more capital against mortgages if it believes a bubble is starting to inflate.

But it does take pressure off the government to cap class sizes in the top end of primary school - Key Stage 2 - as it did for infants in Key Stage 1. Switching funds from the assisted places scheme, which supported bright children at independent schools, to cutting class sizes to 30 for all five to seven-year olds in England and Wales, was one of Labour's most popular policies in 1997.

In this article, we report the outcomes and evaluation of the research network's grant funding scheme which supported a multidisciplinary cohort of 38 primary health care professionals and early career researchers between 2002 and 2005.

"We value the important role the arts and cultural sector play in the city, and while we have had to reduce our funding further, we are still investing more than £3.2m into Birmingham's cultural offer, including open-access schemes which support smaller cultural organisations".