Sentence examples for schemes put forward from inspiring English sources

There have been other pay-the-player schemes put forward recently, in particular a Sports Illustrated proposal that would pay every athlete on campus a small stipend, including lacrosse players, golfers and volleyball players.

But the renewable energy industry and green campaigners said the change of heart would mean community schemes, put forward by housing associations, schools and hospitals, would not go ahead.

The cosy relationship enjoyed by the consultants and the directors on the remuneration committee has led to few questions being asked about the complex schemes put forward to boost pay.

The mix of species affected by the different new airport schemes put forward would vary, but the overall impact in the "scale of numbers" was likely to be the same, said Burton, head of wetlands and marine research at the British Trust for Ornithology.

The other schemes put forward are for the Oswestry Smithfield Livestock Market, the Richard Burbidge site and the JT Hughes site.

What we'll be looking at and what we'll be welcoming are pilot schemes put forward that look at the rail seating systems that we see, for example, in Germany.

The scheme put forward by Lord Justice Leveson does, indeed, go too far.

To avoid any misunderstanding, I am proposing the conversion of the existing stock of government bonds into eurobonds, not the redemption scheme put forward by chancellor's council of economic advisors.

Alas, when they submitted their final plans on April 19th, it was clear that most had aimed high.Under the government scheme put forward last year, English undergraduates will borrow from the state at modest interest rates to cover the costs of their tuition, repaying the debt once they have graduated and are earning more than £21,000 a year.

A scheme put forward by the porn industry would see users forced to verify their identity using banks, credit reference agencies or even the NHS, a move they were forced into by the Conservatives, for whom a law demanding age checks for online adult content is a key pledge.

It is the third scheme put forward to regenerate the area, since 2001, which has many boarded-up properties.