Sentence examples for sponsored scheme from inspiring English sources

In an early intervention, he commends a sponsored scheme called Let's Get Moving, currently being trialled with "new mums" in Bedfordshire.

"Get your head in the books and either take yourself to flying school or apply to a sponsored scheme like the British Airways Future Pilot programme, which trains inexperienced pilots from scratch," says British Airways first officer Aoife Duggan.

Although, the government of India under National Food Security Act (NFSA) 2013 and Maternity Benefit Act 2016 has risen cash incentives to Rs. 6000, but it is not 100% centrally sponsored scheme.

"Having an industry-wide sponsored scheme from festivals, clubs, bars and others to prevent harm and underwrite a charity to visit venues, events and festivals to help prevent fatalities is a smart move".

However, the Government of India has recently started an ambitious conditional cash transfer scheme, the 'Janani Suraksha Yojana (JSY)', a 100% centrally sponsored scheme under the umbrella of NRHM, to promote institutional delivery, particularly among pregnant women above the age of 19, belonging to below poverty line (BPL) families in both rural and urban areas.

Some of the States took advantage of the centrally sponsored scheme of raising fast growing species initiated during the 1960's, and raised eucalypt plantations by clear felling even the Moist Deciduous forests.

The avowedly anti-corporate Matthew Herbert – whose own projects and Accidental label have long flown the flag for networked, collaborative working – is alarmed at the self-description of these new industry entities as "brands", and the blurring of boundaries between grassroots organisations and sponsored schemes.

However, these programs seem not to be enough as the rate of rejection is higher particularly for bank sponsored schemes in financing SMEs (IPEME, 2013).

Plantings for ecosystem services in Australia have evolved from government sponsored schemes (e.g. grants, community education) in the 1980s for land rehabilitation and biodiversity to broader climate change mitigation schemes.

The prohibition imposed by IRDA on TPAs, who are the business process outsourcing agencies for health insurance companies in India, from serving government sponsored schemes also serves as a disadvantage to the government funded health insurance schemes [ 30].

Eucalypt plantations were also raised under State and centrally sponsored schemes to meet the demands of local people in respect of the requirement of firewood, small timber, poles etc. Eucalypt was also accepted as a good farm forestry species for planting on field bunds, canal sides and in marginal agricultural lands.