Sentence examples similar to schemes will fail from inspiring English sources
The American Chamber of Commerce to the European Union might represent a wider consensus among the U.S. patent players that a mandatory patent insurance scheme will fail.
A HMRC spokesman said: "This type of scheme will fail where there is circular borrowing which serves no economic purpose or which cannot, in fact, be used in a trade.
The Bank of England will push ahead next week with plans to make bank loans cheaper despite a cool response from business leaders who said the scheme will fail to reach firms struggling to secure loans.
However, the deals have been criticised because they are mainly aimed at borrowers with large deposits, and there are fears the scheme will fail to boost lending to first time buyers who need affordable 95% loan-to-value mortgages, which is seen as the key to revitalising the market.
This scheme will fail when the number of malicious nodes are more than honest nodes in VANETs [66].
She acknowledges that extinction is not unique to the Anthropocene, and she is clear that many of the schemes she witnesses will fail.
Department for Transport figures show that journey times are already falling in Greater Manchester, a trend that may become more pronounced if petrol prices stay high.The government is unlikely to have backed a scheme it thinks will fail, but public opinion is difficult to read.
Any number of companies will fail pursuing such schemes, some of today's highest fliers undoubtedly among them.
'I was sworn at by the masters and told, "You will fail if you do another classical scheme".
Skills training schemes driven by coercion, welfare sanctions and short-term expediency will fail in the longer term.
