Sentence examples for use of schemes from inspiring English sources

Fallacies can, for example, be understood as violations of the rules for critical discussion, and the development of such discussion incorporates the use of schemes of argument.

Some 82% supported greater use of schemes to make the walk to school safer and easier - for example the charity's Park and Stride initiative which allows families to park in a safe place about 10 minutes from school and walk the rest of the way.

Independent randomization of individuals (e.g., a "coin flip") when study participants are enrolled in an ongoing fashion by multiple recruiters and assigned to treatment conditions does not guarantee exact balance, often prompting the use of schemes that are complex and burdensome to implement.

Our reference phylogenetic tree may partially replace the use of schemes such as MLST.

It also flatly rejected the idea of a diesel scrappage scheme: "We have considered the use of scrappage schemes... and have concluded that this may not be an appropriate and proportionate response".

Our gendered classification scheme is a strong pragmatic construction: social factors wholly determine our use of the scheme and the scheme fails to represent accurately any 'facts of the matter' (Haslanger 1995, 100).

In the course of an investigation into Rangers EBTT scheme broadcast in May, BBC Scotland wrote to all 12 SPL member clubs, inquiring about any use of similar schemes.

The insurers are unusually candid in justifying their use of such schemes.

The revelation is intensely embarrassing for David Cameron, who attacked the comic's use of such schemes as "morally wrong".

Wiliam said very able pupils could fall victim to the increasing use of mark schemes designed to promote consistency between examiners.

But they won't get telephone calls, because of the widespread use of telephone schemes aimed at those who receive benefits.