Sentence examples for started a scheme from inspiring English sources

HSBC, a London-based international bank, recently started a scheme to improve its suppliers' and customers' health.

The entrepreneurs have started a scheme called the Entrepreneur's Pledge based on the philanthropists' equivalent, the Giving Pledge.

And on July 1st, Australia's government started a scheme to buy guns from the public, with the aim of taking around 65,000 weapons out of circulation.

It has also started a scheme to help out some of its struggling tenants, which basically sounds like a franchise arrangement for underperforming pubs.

Judith Carlisle, headteacher of the independent Oxford High School, has started a scheme to combat the rise of "unhelpful perfectionism" among her students.

In concert with the states she started a scheme to build pre-schools for all children of parents who want them by 2013, which will help women into the workforce.

Let's start a scheme where some pubs and retailers allow non-customers to pop in to use the loo.

"Once you start a scheme of that kind, it's going to unwind on you," Judge Walker said in his authoritative baritone.

"I wanted to start a scheme based on the graduate recruitment programmes run by PricewaterhouseCoopers and others, when trainees try their hand at everything and emerge with a clearer sense of direction".

Tesco is starting a scheme which could hand tens of thousands of tonnes of surplus food from its stores to local charities as supermarkets come under rising pressure to reduce waste.

The Parenting in the Workplace Institute has set up guidelines (pdf) on its website for businesses interested in starting a scheme which advise employers to limit the policy to infants who are not yet mobile and are comfortable in a work environment.