Sentence examples for schemes are linked from inspiring English sources

Many private sector defined benefit schemes are linked to RPI, while most public sector schemes use September's inflation rate to set annual pension pay-outs.

Planning for the tournament has been delayed since May, when 14 top soccer and marketing officials were arrested as part of a wider investigation into corruption in the sport in which authorities charged that kickback schemes were linked to the Copa.

A survey for the government by PricewaterhouseCoopers found that 52% of large companies did not disclose how payments under bonus and option schemes were linked to performance; and in only seven out of 270 firms surveyed had the board invited the annual general meeting to approve their remuneration policy.

Bribery, kickback and coercion schemes were linked to her late husband with incontrovertible detail.

Even in cases where the extended authorisation scheme is linked to substances whose hazardous properties are to some extent uncertain it is directed against irreversible damage that is also 'serious' as is shown by specific international law addressing the chemical group of persistent substances with a high potential of enrichment (i.e. PBT, vPvB based on the precautionary principle [5, 39].

Our analysis showed that the significantly modular network exhibited by the STEC O157 phage typing scheme was linked to the genetic similarity groups mentioned above showing that these groups are specialised to infect a subset of PTs.

In particular, we used five values of 'c', two that correspond to its lower and upper bounds and the others that identify three schemes that are linked to common high-order methods, namely the ESFR recovering two versions of discontinuous Galerkin methods and one recovering the spectral difference scheme.

From 6 April, anyone over the age of 55 with a defined contribution (DC) pension scheme, one where returns are linked to the stock market not their earnings, will be able to access all of the money in their pension pot instead of taking an annuity.

More than half are linked to schemes to cut energy usage among the poor.

Public health insurance schemes in those two countries are linked to service provision in residents' natal communities, limiting its utility under conditions of migration.

Although the cap proposal was thrown out in the face of objections from the Americans and the British, the G20 agreed a "clawback" scheme to ensure that bonuses are linked to the long-term success of deals and could be forfeited if they fail to deliver over a period of years.