Sentence examples for schemes setting up from inspiring English sources
These include: promotion of institutional deliveries through incentive schemes; setting up and strengthening the infrastructure and resources to provide emergency obstetric and newborn care services; mobilization efforts by frontline workers called ASHAs (accredited social health activists)a and strengthening of referral linkages between facilities and communities through ambulance services [ 13].
The OFT report showed that the average charge on new pension schemes set up in 2012 is 0.51%.
They include such as savings of £1.4bn from scrapping job creation schemes set up as the recession began to bite and £600m from science and research budgets.
Other schemes set up by NT Advisors – the initials stand for "no tax" – include those used by the comedian Jimmy Carr and the TV presenter Chris Moyles.
British chancellor George Osborne said early on Monday that the UK was standing ready to help the country through schemes set up by the IMF and European Union.
A4e has been insisting the scale of the fraud is likely to be limited, and confined to schemes set up by the previous government.
A report by the Office of Fair Trading published in 2013 showed that the average charge on new pension schemes set up in 2012 was 0.51%.
The money would be used to reform the five ex-gratia schemes set up to support victims of the scandal since 1988, Gummer said.
These pre-war schemes, set up in part to compensate for unusually dangerous or demanding work, allow electricity, gas, railway and metro workers, among others, to retire early on full pensions.
It is likely to expand and improve upon anti-poverty schemes set up by Lula's predecessor, Fernando Henrique Cardoso.Asked to define the new model, Tarso Genro, head of the new council, mentions first "realising the vast possibilities of the internal market".
This means most people will have to go back to basics, concentrating on tried and trusted methods of reducing their IHT, such as those described below, rather than using special schemes set up by clever accountants.
