Sentence examples for schemes changing from inspiring English sources
The reforms include higher contributions, switching people on final salary pensions to career average schemes, changing the uprating of benefits from the RPI measure of inflation to the less strident CPI rate, and pegging the public sector pension age to the state pension age – that means you have to work longer, and pay more, for your retirement benefits.
Conversely, changes in the broad scheme will often necessitate adjustments in the cognitive and probative schemes: changing social goals lead to revaluations of scientific knowledge and research methods.
This is related to legal framework schemes changing frequently and the feed-in tariff for electricity generation, which is becoming unpredictable.
Twenty fin schemes changing in fin width, fin angle, fin thickness and staggered fin wavelength were simulated for supplement, and the geometrical influences in fin performance were put forward.
For those who will suffer from their cashback or reward scheme changing, there are still a number of cards with perks on offer.
The minimization problem can be solved using an iterative scheme, changing the point of linearization (for simplicity, the iteration index is removed).
"That can be achieved by staying close to an existing colour scheme, changing one item only such as a tie, or allowing parents to sew new badges and logos onto clothes.
The possibility also exists, of course, of the whole scheme changing for the worse (if Republicans come back to power in either Congress or the White House, for instance).
Our proposed scheme achieves the advantages of both conventional hard and soft link switching schemes without changing device hardware or the IEEE 802.15.7 medium access control (MAC) protocol.
The effectiveness of financial incentive schemes in changing behaviour might also result from indirect influences, mediated by changes to some aspects of the process involved in their delivery.
Most significantly, however, would be the deterrent effect by decimating the market for abusive tax avoidance schemes by changing the risk-reward ratio.
