Sentence examples for schemes by which from inspiring English sources
Most have schemes by which in-date food is distributed to community shops or other schemes for those on low incomes".
Although just six months ago Mr. Friedman had protested his innocence, yesterday he described several different schemes by which he improperly increased his Medicaid billings.
The lawsuit aims to end abusive schemes by which partisan operatives, exploiting the secrecy provided by the I.R.S. shield, bankroll political attack ads and other campaign agendas.
As she pledged to fight for the NHS, they repeatedly shouted PFI – a reference to the Private Finance Initiative, one of Labour's pet schemes by which public infrastructure projects, particularly hospitals, were funded with private capital at very high future costs.
This contrasts markedly with previous schemes by which, owing to lax regulations, energy companies were able to meet their targets by sending out free energy efficient lightbulbs and insulating lofts, which is cheap and causes minimal disruption, but provides much less of a saving while heat is leaking out of windows, doors and walls.
There is a bewildering variety of potential schemes by which nuclear energy might benefit the World in the future.
What is the basic scheme by which symbolic information (like sentences) are stored?
The concession to be abolished is the scheme by which salaried workers can set VAT payments off against income tax by presenting receipts they gather during the year.
Later this month, the government will launch its much vaunted "green deal" scheme, by which householders will be offered energy efficiency improvements such as solid-wall insulation.
Draghi also said the ECB was looking at ways to ensure "a smooth implementation" of its QE scheme, by which it electronically creates money to buy bonds.
While looking into the disappearance, investigators uncovered a scheme by which Mr. Rodriguez used money laundering, credit card fraud and tax evasion to hide more than $1 million in income.
