Sentences with phrase «pilot schemes so»

These challenges are daunting and it will take time to develop new strategies, governance arrangements and pilot schemes so as to evaluate the costs and benefits of each option.

Not exact matches

Liberal Democrats have identified the following problems with Labour's plans to introduce taxpayer - funded meals for primary children: — the Labour Government won't fund a pilot scheme as Islington doesn't meet its criteria so local taxpayers will have to pick up the whole tab.

The Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) failed to pilot the scheme, so when it was introduced there was no information about how long assessments would take and how many face - to - face consultations would be required.

The secretary of state for transport Douglas Alexander explains where the government stands so far on road pricing, ahead of local government pilot schemes.

We are currently three years through the five - year pilot of the scheme and so far every young person who has taken part in the scheme has secured employment - a surprising and impressive fact.

But the scheme has so far only been used in a handful of pilots in the north west of England, and recent estimates suggest just 1,000 people have claimed it so far.

«Naturally this is a pilot scheme and so we will need to reflect on its results in time.

Sainsbury's insists that its scheme will benefit farmers and has apologized for giving tea - growers such short notice, but it has not put an end date on its so - called pilot project, nor does it seem to be listening to what farmers are saying:

There are already pilot schemes and organic farming is already quite well established, so the whole thing uses well known existing techniques.