Sentence examples for schemes down from inspiring English sources
In 2013-14 there were 1,280 live CSOP schemes, down from more than 5,000 in 2000.
In battlegrounds from Pennsylvania to Wisconsin, Florida and Ohio, Republican state legislators pushed through new requirements for voters to show photo-ID, or moved to restrict the days on which polls would be open for early voting only to see judges strike many of their schemes down as unconstitutional or likely to harm poor and minority voters.
But the governor has contacted the ministry of trade and industry in Jakarta, which issued the original permits (to trade in those jeans); he was told, according to Mr Kasim, not to shut the schemes down.Since the schemes come under the authority of Jakarta, local officials would appear to have little power to stop them.
The industry has defended the exemptions as the best way to keep the total cost of the scheme down, but ministers said they would review the position.
Introducing legislation to close the scheme down, the Labour Treasury secretary, Stephen Timms, explained: "We are preventing exploitation of the tax system by the schemes of a small number of wealthy people.
For epoch 2010.0, it shows how the robust weighting scheme down-weights parts of the models C, D, and G.
In 1965, as the era of Robert Moses and his car-centric building schemes wound down, Governor Nelson Rockefeller created the Metropolitan Commuter Transportation Authority.
These schemes lay down in great detail, in the form of national and local "coverage determinations", which treatments and procedures can be claimed for, and at what rates.
"That has to do with subsidy schemes winding down, more competitive allocation mechanisms like auctions, and the availability of good sites," he says.
It also told companies to explain properly why the amount paid to the chief executive was justified each year instead of referring to pay schemes set down beforehand.
As shown in Fig. 9, the outage probability of both schemes goes down along with the increase of η.
