Schemes in a sentence

Mauritian government regulations limit property acquisitions by non-citizens to specific schemes, including real estate schemes, integrated resort schemes and property development schemes.

The NFU is calling on a mechanism to allow farmers with existing environmental schemes, such as Higher Level Schemes (HLS) or Higher Tier Countryside agreements, to transfer over into these new schemes so they can work better for their farm.

These are not modulation schemes in the conventional sense since they are not channel coding schemes, but should be considered as source coding schemes, and in some cases analog-to-digital conversion techniques.

According to the NAB sources, over Rs100 billion worth of schemes had been launched in Gujrat and Mandi Bahauddin during Pervaiz Elahi’s tenure, and there are allegations of widespread corruption in these schemes.

Before the year is out, new schemes will be up and running in key areas including Newbury, Derby, Nottingham and London - although it is proving trickier to secure schemes in the North East.

Schemes such as Rythu Bandhu and Rythu Bima, aimed at benefiting farmers, Dalit and BC Bandhu schemes for marginalized communities, as well as the Gruha Lakshmi scheme for affordable housing, have formed the cornerstone of their electoral success.

With the first phase of schemes receiving a good response, the industry was expecting at least half a dozen new schemes to be announced in the Union Budget in February.

Additionally, switching between mutual fund schemes constitutes a taxable event (gain or loss), subject to taxation as either long-term or short-term, depending on the period of holding as of the date of switch between the two schemes.

He said: “Farmers in all irrigation schemes are working except at Ntolongo despite taking them on four occasions to learn from other schemes.

Meanwhile, development of residential schemes has been reduced to a trickle, due to reduced profitability and delays with planning applications for many large schemes, according to Ó Sé.

The details of the state and central schemes have also been prepared as brochures for general awareness of various convergence schemes.

Wide publicity has been given to include so many schemes that converge with the schemes of the rural development ministry, health ministry, women’s ministry and child development.

A notification for undertaking gasification schemes with government funds was earlier issued on March and the limit for undertaking gas schemes with government funds was increased from Rs0.5m to Rs50m.

I had also announced schemes immediately after I was elected chief minister and Yediyurappa too had given such schemes.

There are schemes that may help enterprise users choose legitimate recycling schemes.

Apprising Singh on the NEC schemes sanctioned for 2017-18 which are yet to be approved, he said, “The delay in the approval of the schemes is hampering developmental projects.

Majority of people are not insured under private or government insurance schemes, as many developed countries have launched government insurance schemes for disaster/catastrophic situations and build reserves on their behalf.

Despite IMF warnings in late 1996, then president Sali Berisha defended the schemes as large investment firms, leading more people to redirect their remittances and sell their homes and cattle for cash to deposit in the schemes.

General schemes are obtained by "gluing together" several affine schemes.

However, several characteristics distinguish these schemes from Ponzi schemes: ** In a Ponzi scheme, the schemer acts as a "hub" for the victims, interacting with all of them directly.