Sentence examples for widespread scheme from inspiring English sources

The disclosure of such a widespread scheme in one of the city's core forms of public transportation rocked the livery industry and raised questions among riders.

This widespread scheme is almost everywhere bound up with a cosmology (theory of the universe) that establishes a symbolic identity between the divine world and the temple.

The findings, disclosed in testimony by Matthew W. Daus, the commission chairman, at a City Council hearing Monday, appeared to buttress the argument of many taxi drivers who scoffed at the existence of such a widespread scheme.

The linking of teachers' employment, and sometimes their pay, to test scores has also been blamed for sporadic incidents of cheating, and on Friday, 35 Atlanta educators, including the former superintendent, were indicted in a what prosecutors called a widespread scheme of doctoring students' answers.

The employee, a former associate director of admissions at Pittsburgh-based Education Management Corp., alleged a widespread scheme to boost federal student aid in a whistleblower lawsuit that was unsealed this week.

Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren grilled Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf on Tuesday for his role in a widespread scheme in which thousands of bankers opened more than 2 million accounts for customers without them knowing over at least five years.

Dozens of witnesses, including many of the most famous riders on Armstrong's team, testified before a federal grand jury about the widespread fraudulent scheme and drug trafficking conspiracy.

In response to the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency report that implicated Armstrong in a widespread doping scheme, the IOC announced in November that it opened an inquiry into his participation in the 2000 Summer Olympics.

A year ago, for instance, Volkswagen named the top manager of its Porsche unit, Matthias Mueller, to replace Martin Winterkorn as VW tried to recover from a widespread cheating scheme to evade auto-emissions regulations.

Here we examined the species status of nearly 50% of European Rhithrogena diversity using a widespread sampling scheme of Alpine species that included 22 type localities, general mixed Yule-coalescent (GMYC) model analysis of one standard mtDNA marker and one newly developed nDNA marker, and morphological identification where possible.

However, the second widespread classification scheme for bleeding complications established in the GUSTO trial in 1993 relies mainly on clinical data [ 38].