Sentence examples for should be a scheme from inspiring English sources

Apart from the methodological issues, the type of land-based projects supported by the fund have broad cross-party support – there is no doubt there should be a scheme to improve the health of cleared forests, agricultural pastures and arid grazing lands.

"The RLA believes that there should be a scheme of capital allowance for repair and refurbishment, not just the revised allowance for replacement of white goods and furniture etc, to prevent properties from falling into disrepair or their contents becoming out of date".

It said there should be a new scheme that built on the present system but removed the opt-out, unless the individual could show they had accumulated enough money already.

And she added: "I think it should be a compulsory scheme, but at the moment it's still easier to sell dirty eggs to dirty people.

The new scheme should be a rational system of moderate reimbursement, not an exercise in the appeasement of populist prejudice.

Second, there should be a fiscal co-insurance scheme for countries to provide temporary relief to fellow members in the event of a crisis when the economy is shrinking and debt level are soaring.

This failure to attract new cyclists suggests recruiting non-cyclists should be a priority in future schemes.

Additionally, it should be a financier of CHI schemes especially for the indigent.

Third, for companies in administration or liquidation, the pension scheme should be a priority creditor.

The South Australian government has already signalled it wants Friday's meeting to canvas whether there should be a national "emissions intensity" trading scheme for the electricity sector – a development that would reopen the debate around carbon pricing.

The South Australian government expects a special meeting of energy ministers scheduled for Friday to examine the factors behind last week's power blackouts in the state will also canvas whether there should be a national "emissions intensity" trading scheme for the electricity sector.