Sentence examples for take the scheme from inspiring English sources

A third friend – Lumley had known him since his childhood – was Boris Johnson, who as London mayor held the power to take the scheme forward.

Wingham Rowan, SoT programme director, says the government should take the scheme seriously as it "could change the lives of a lot of people".

But earlier this year Nikola Gruevski's conservative government produced a video that revealed the full ambition of "Skopje 2014", its plan for a radical reinvention of the city centre.It was hard to take the scheme seriously.

We are looking for a sponsor whose aspiration matches our own, one with the passion to take the scheme to the next level and get even more people pedalling".

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) is understood to be considering whether to order Green to pay £280m of the £300m it would cost the "lifeboat" Pension Protection Fund PPFF) to make good the gap if it is called upon to take the scheme on.

Now: Pensions told us if someone earning £25,000 a year had been a member of its growth fund since the beginning of 2013, they would have a pot worth £1,068 at the end of June 2015, made up of a total of £964 in contributions – from the individual, their employer, plus tax relief – and £104 investment growth (these figures take the scheme charges into account).

It was only a matter of time before the MIIT were to announce something about taking the scheme off the radar: harsh criticism has plagued it since news of its usage leaked in early June.

Not everyone took the scheme in the intended spirit.

He argued that his talk captured on F.B.I. wiretaps was merely brainstorming, and that he never took the schemes seriously or decided to carry them out.

We take the proposed scheme and DCT-based CS for comparison.

We take the second scheme and calculate the average of results from each classifier as the final output.