Sentence examples for schemes of which from inspiring English sources

No conduct has such an absolute privilege as to justify all possible schemes of which it may be a part.

Should award schemes, of which there are far too many, make this a component of how they hand out gongs?

His name and administration have surfaced repeatedly, described as a participant in the kickback schemes of which Mr. Rezko is accused.

There are fewer than 500,000 parents using the employer voucher schemes, of which only a proportion will be using the older scheme, and an even smaller minority will be two qualifying parents with a single child.

It has now emerged, however, that only £3bn of that money is for rail schemes – of which £1.35bn had already been allocated, mainly to upgrades in and around Manchester.

Public bike-sharing schemes, of which there are more than 500 around the world, have existed in China for about a decade but the scale on which these private initiatives are being rolled out is unprecedented.

The whole problem came in to focus nationally, with the "New Blood" scheme, of which I was a beneficiary.

A total of 88,420 homes have been bought through the scheme, of which 94% were outside London.

The only reason for discussing what he thought was essentially a private act was to draw attention to a scheme of which many people remained ignorant.

Whether the nefarious mind-control scheme of which Kris and Jeff amongg others) are victims or the feeling of extrasensory sympathy among intimates, Carruth envisions a scheme of intersubjectivity that is simultaneously a menace and a marvel.

She gives the example of the Digismart scheme, of which she is a patron, which uses digital tools to mentor struggling school children, and has been introduced at 500 schools.