Sentence examples for schemes if it from inspiring English sources

On climate change policy, Turnbull said Labor's new proposal to introduce two emissions trading schemes if it wins the election would "double the burden" on Australia relative to other countries.

Under changes to the planning laws, the IPC will be able to speed through the proposals for new schemes if it decided they fitted in with the policy statements.

Again, a system designer may favor one of the simpler selection schemes if it is known that the transmission environment has sufficient frequency diversity.

Joey Jones (@joeyjonessky) Vince Cable continues re help to buy scheme, "if it adds to inflationary pressures, I'm sure action will be taken to stop it".

It would be hard to call the company a pyramid scheme if it disclosed that, say, 80 percent of its final sales were to customers, rather than new sales representatives.

Barclays is hoping to expand on the scheme if it is successful.

If you change jobs, you can go on paying into your stakeholder scheme or change to your new employer's scheme if it would make you better off.

The chancellor said the Bank of England would have the power to end the scheme if it had concerns that it might create a housing boom.

A sales network becomes a pyramid, or Ponzi scheme, if it relies solely on attracting new victims, whose investment is used to pay off earlier investors.

Labour wants a "help to build" scheme if it wins the general election next year, a policy that would involve government underwriting bank loans to small house-builders with a turnover of up to around £20m a year.

Labour is to scrap the government's flagship energy efficiency scheme if it wins the 2015 election, after dismissing the green deal as "failing" and its progress as "woefully inadequate".