Sentence examples for schemes emerged from inspiring English sources

Staff share-ownership schemes emerged in America in the 1920s.

Between drafts three and seven, two time schemes emerged, and Lowry had trouble keeping them straight.

Community-based health insurance schemes emerged in the 1990s to cover user fees but they had limited population coverage [ 15].

Coding schemes emerged through both inductive and deductive approaches and are based on a thorough reading of all transcripts and discussion among the research team.

The first and second KS of the CF-1, CF-2 and CF-3, highlighted in orange, pink, yellow and blue of the phylogenetic tree and in the gene cluster schemes, emerged by duplication.

That is why most successful regeneration schemes emerge after collaboration between private design companies (such as igloo), public regeneration agencies and local communities.

When the soil water is unevenly distributed in the soil layers, the differences in the hydraulic schemes emerge.

But according to the NAO, between 2004 and 2011 about 2,300 avoidance schemes were disclosed to the tax authorities, with more than 100 new schemes emerging in each of the past four years.

Since the details of the scheme emerged, the city has equipped video screens in taxis with alerts announcing when the out-of-town switch has been flipped.

The hard-fought campaign flirted with farce several months ago when a scheme emerged to slip another candidate named Bill White onto the ballot, evidently to siphon votes from Mr. White the businessman.

Science Applications International took over the project in 2000, when it was worth $73 million, and prosecutors say that an elaborate kickback scheme emerged soon after, involving TechnoDyne, that provided staffing for the project in return for millions of dollars in kickbacks.