Sentence examples for unwieldy scheme from inspiring English sources
"Poor risk management to take what is effective and working, what can be readily adapted to more stringent targets, and replace it with a more expensive and unwieldy scheme that lacks the resources to meet its totally inadequate target of 5% reductions by 2020.
Introduced to help fast-track large, unwieldy schemes through the system, PPAs see the applicant pay for a new dedicated position in the council's planning team to focus solely on their application, guaranteeing a faster turnaround and a better "bespoke" service.
Infernal Machine received generally favorable reviews, having been praised for its detailed storyline and sophisticated level designs, though widely criticized for its unwieldy control scheme.
A weakness of the system, described by Bevan and van de Ven [ 4], has been the complex, unwieldy classification scheme on which hospital payment is based.
The Age review also found the control scheme "unwieldy" and the difficulty "unforgiving".
In 2002, the unwieldy subsidy system was replaced by a new scheme where wind generators were rewarded for the energy they produced, above the open-market price.
Donald Tovey dismissed its "scheme" as "incoherent and unwieldy".
ATHENS — After marathon talks with foreign auditors, the Greek government said Sunday that it had reached a deal on how to slash its unwieldy public sector by putting 30,000 workers on a scheme that would lead to early retirement for some and dismissal for others, in a bid to meet conditions set by foreign lenders for the release of crucial emergency loans.
Page A8 GREECE'S CONTROVERSIAL PLAN After talks with foreign auditors, the Greek government said that it had reached a deal on how to slash its unwieldy public sector, by putting 30,000 workers on a controversial scheme that would lead to early retirement for some and dismissal for others.
The latter would be more unwieldy, but would probably include a mechanism for trading carbon permits among companies (a "cap-and-trade" scheme) that would greatly reduce the cost of cutting emissions.Mr Bush's proposal contains neither of these.
