Sentence examples for set up schemes from inspiring English sources

The coalition government has championed apprenticeships, encouraging more employers to set up schemes.

His experience is that, if you set up schemes with too many restrictions, they do not work.

The religious leaders, the traditional leaders, have set up schemes where they discuss this with young people, and the results have been very, very promising.

She suggests a range of options, including tax incentives for companies to set up schemes, and employee transfer rights between companies.

The giant fashion brands suggest that recycling can neutralise fast fashion and have set up schemes for dropping discards off in-store.

When Biggin took over at Doncaster Prison last year, he set up schemes to encourage inmates to get involved in sports and the arts.

The CSP replies to the request from the admin, by using the SINGEN [11, 12] algorithm, to accept the set up scheme.

Current OECD-dominated rules tend to skew taxing rights towards richer countries, and do a poor job of stopping multinational corporations (typically from rich countries) setting up schemes to avoid tax, often via tax havens.

The success of the pilot in improving health and cutting NHS costs has attracted interest from other clinical commissioning groups in the North East and in setting up schemes to enable GPs to prescribe energy efficiency across the country.

Several PCTs have already set up minor ailment schemes with local pharmacists, supported by their GPs.

Kenya, Nigeria and the Philippines may soon set up pilot schemes.