Sentence examples for schemes up from inspiring English sources

Some 270,000 building workers are now employed on social-housing schemes, up from 145,000 a year ago.

One of those investments will be a bike share programme, like the cycle hire schemes up and running in Paris and London.

"The main legitimate worry is what happens when you scale the voucher schemes up," says Professor Paul Peterson, the director of the Harvard programme.Vouchers are not proving to be tax breaks for rich, white kids.

"Our coaches get paid a lot of money to do what they do and they're the best that I know that do it, so I'm going to leave the play-calling and schemes up to them," Testaverde said.

Under the Regiogeld organisation that promotes local currencies in Germany, there are now 28 schemes up and running with about 2,650 participating businesses and another 37 schemes in development.

The plan includes a £9m package to help local authorities get heat network schemes up and running and outlines a new advisory body called the Heat Networks Delivery Unit to sit within DECC.

"Westy does a great job of scheming up the kickoff return," Ryan said.

The company hopes to have the scheme up and running within five years.

The success of Black Sunday and Heathrow has Mr. Mincolla scheming up new party ideas.

On the sullen drive home, I schemed up my anniversary boycott for the following month.

Customers are covered by the Cyprus deposit protection scheme up to €100,000.