Sentence examples for schemes to launch from inspiring English sources

The IT consultant is a director of the Torrs Hydro scheme in New Mills, Derbyshire, which was one of the first community-owned hydroelectric schemes to launch in the UK.

MacArthur now championed a hair-raisingly bold scheme to launch an amphibious landing at Inchon behind the enemy's lines.

Few knew it, but a clandestine scheme to launch a rebel series of international matches for Kerry Packer's Australian television network Channel Nine was already advanced.

Some borrowers have been able to take advantage of record low mortgage rates as a result of banks and building societies using cheap money from the government's Funding for Lending scheme to launch highly competitive deals.

Making up for lost time, Tim Wallace in March unveiled a grand scheme to launch an interconnected web of business-to-business Internet companies.

Notably absent in the two companies' announcements today was any sort of mention of which OEMs are planning to support AllJoyn more directly – something that's a necessary part to any sort of grand scheme to launch any AirPlay "killer," so to speak.

Heseltine had long nurtured a scheme to launch a music magazine, which he intended to start as soon as he found appropriate backing.

Three new schemes are to launch this week in the latest round of the initiative.

The scheme, set to launch in the autumn, can be opened by any aspiring first-time buyer aged 16 or over.

The Chancellor has responded to criticism that his Help to Buy scheme, due to launch in January, could cause a dangerous housing market boom, by giving powers to the Bank of England to constrain its impact.

A Downing Street spokesman said the meeting was routine, adding: "The Deputy Prime Minister and Prime Minister are fully committed to [the Green Deal]." But he said many issues over the scheme, due to launch in the Autumn, were still to be resolved.