Sentence examples for schemes set out from inspiring English sources

A TfN press officer later emailed to say the sum comprised "just under £5bn on national [ie strategic] road schemes set out in the Roads Investment Strategy, £5bn on local transport schemes and local highways maintenance [note that this includes a range of modal schemes] and around £3bn on national rail schemes".

In Kûkai's scheme (set out in his Dainichikyô kaidai), the true original text of the Dainichi-kyô is the eternal Dharma itself as the cosmic (con text or mantra and cosmic mandala, existing permanently and comprising the universe and all phenomena.

QoF is the pay and performance scheme set out in the national contract for GPs in England.

The accreditation scheme sets out guidelines for museums to demonstrate their commitment to managing collections for the enjoyment and benefit of users.

One such specific duty is to publish a gender equality scheme setting out precisely how the authority is going to fulfil its new duties.

That's why we have committed more than £2bn since 2011 to increase the uptake of ultra-low emissions vehicles, support greener transport schemes and set out a national plan to tackle pollution in our towns and cities.

One, creators of Fair Trade, Utz or similar certification schemes can set out rules clearly, intelligibly and unequivocally.

The purpose of the scheme is set out in its blog (and in the video below): For years, web developers have had to rely on multiple sites to help them learn web programming or design, each with one piece of the puzzle.

The Compass scheme does set out how to pay for a partial basic income for all: a rise in all income tax rates of 5p, the abolition of the personal tax allowance and the extension of national insurance contributions to all employees.

In the proposed scheme, we set out to obtain fundamental insights into the SAC problem by means of a game theoretic approach.

In a statement, the First Bus company said: "The concessionary fare scheme is set out in legislation and operators are not permitted to make any charge to such passengers".