Sentence examples for the old scheme from inspiring English sources

But it is bad news for small schools in remote areas, who benefited from a cross-subsidy under the old scheme.

The old scheme - good scheme though it was - wasn't designed for the kind of numbers we are planning to bring in.

There has been some gnashing of teeth over the requirement to contribute national insurance for 35 years rather than 30 under the old scheme.

These churches as a group represent the continuation of the Kievo-Byzantine tradition in their ground plan, but the old scheme was given a new interpretation.

Di Natale suggested the advice was particularly perverse because the government had justified changes to dental health on the basis the old scheme was under-utilised.

The health department secretary, Martin Bowles, said if the abolition of the old scheme wasn't legislated the department would adjust its advice.

But due to a much-maligned quirk of Ukrainian law in which goods can pass customs at any point in the country rather than at the point of entry, many companies have simply decided to bypass Odessa and pass customs in other places where the old schemes still work.

'The old schemes were manufactured nationally, we need a local situation.'.

The aim of developing these tools is to abandon the old schemes of prescriptive management and move towards a descriptive management approach.

In fact, like the old schemes, the new scheme has maintained more or less the same eligibility criteria based on employment.

We label the oldest scheme that had been in place since 1969 the traditional job creation scheme ("Arbeitsbeschaffungsmaßnahmen", Articles 260-271 SoCode Code III).