Sentence examples for schemes created from inspiring English sources
The bright color schemes created by Under Armour and other manufacturers reflect current off-field fashion trends.
The powerlessness of poor defendants is becoming even more evident under harsh sentencing schemes created in the past few decades.
To today's eye, the straightforward linear simplicity and the rhythmic schemes created as borders have much merit.
Inspired by two schemes created in the US, the Skadden Foundation and Equal Justice Works, the programme hopes to produce not just lawyers, but leaders.
But for those of us dutifully handing over our share each year, there is nothing more maddening than stories of tax-avoidance schemes created by fee-hungry bankers for well-heeled clients.
This means there is reason to fear such mistakes could be repeating themselves – in, for example, the schemes created by Chancellor George Osborne to get the housing market moving.
Their schemes create significant courtyard areas.
The biggest of the four schemes creates a sort of mixed economy, paying for the most talented 60% who are offered places at participating schools.
But such schemes create opportunities for grey-market arbitrage: the illicit export of drugs from poorer countries to richer ones where their price is higher.
Schemes creating superpositions of squeezed states for stationary fields, trapped inside a high-Q microwave cavity were studied recently.
In agreement with economic theory, the expansion of health insurance coverage via compulsory schemes creates additional burdens for households, which households accommodate via expenditure substitution.
