Sentence examples for the revised scheme from inspiring English sources

The justice secretary, Michael Gove, has also signalled his concern at the revised scheme.

Ken Meeson, cabinet member for children's services at Solihull council, says: "Most carers were not affected or were slightly better off under the revised scheme.

"The sight left me in despair," he writes, having seen the revised scheme at a current exhibition at Tokyo's Opera City Art Gallery.

The revised scheme hits the rich hardest, but also requires a substantial increase in the basic rate of tax to 30%, as well as lifting national insurance to 12% of all income.

The revised scheme will only go ahead if planning permission is granted, but the company is hopeful that the support of local residents in agreeing to co-finance the project will help to tip the balance.

The letter from Steve Russell, chairman of the remuneration committee, urges Network Rail's public members – a group set up as a watchdog for consumers' interests – to endorse the revised scheme that raises the directors' base salary and introduces "performance-related retention payments".

Jamie Baker, head of property development south for Sainsbury's, said: "Having taken the comments from councillors and local residents and community groups into consideration we believe that this revised scheme offers improvements over and above the original proposals".

Attempts at calculation of formic acid kinetic profiles with this revised scheme were quite successful, with fitted data shown as continuous lines in Figure  2c, with parameters summarised in Table  3.

The final revised scheme for the model stage (the 3rd stage) is determined with abovementioned methods.

In the new, revised scheme – call it Plan B – the building would still be heavily altered, its second, third and fourth storeys turned into new flats; but some form of pub would be retained at ground level.

The council's revised scheme reflects a more honest approach.