Sentence examples for schemes to be introduced from inspiring English sources

The national Fire Brigades Union said it backed closer collaboration between fire and ambulance services but called for such schemes to be introduced in a "coordinated" way across the UK.

Market experts are now calling for victims of carbon trading fraud to be compensated by the European Union to prevent the latest in a series of scandals turning traders off the ETS, which was meant to provide a blueprint for national carbon reduction schemes to be introduced in America and further afield.

"We introduced rules last season that allowed pilot schemes to be introduced for standing areas within grounds," he said.

This allows for new useful properties to be satisfied, novel schemes to be introduced and new challenges to be tackled.

Before advocating for such a scheme to be introduced here, we must consider the context.

Yet, on closer inspection, the new scheme to be introduced by Uniqlo has its downsides.

A prison officer apprenticeship scheme to be introduced next year will provide 1,000 new officers and a graduate scheme will provided 40 more a year.

Two banks will produce living wills by the end of the year as part of a pilot scheme to be introduced for all banks.

The Government says it is still working out the details of a pilot scheme to be introduced but they should simply bury the idea and move on.

The spokesperson added that people living in Clifton had asked for a residents' parking scheme to be introduced.

If new users' access requirements are received, the access control scheme to be introduced in the next subsection will guide the assignment.    .