Sentence examples for Favored arrangement from inspiring English sources
The favored arrangement is a small cluster of orchids in a vase stacked with black bamboo.
As David Skeel points out, the auto task force managed the sale so that "a favored arrangement" could be insulated "from market interference". This led to a significant "chilling effect" as potential bidders recognized that they had to adhere to the Obama administration's objectives, like protecting costly labor union contracts, rather than potentially more consumer-friendly goals.
Given this favored domain arrangement, how can the catalytically active conformation be stabilized?
Such contracts, said Mr. Segall, typically use "most favored nation" arrangements that promise signers final terms at least as favorable as those signed by any other company.
Apple and the publishers also agreed to refrain from making "most favored nation" arrangements.
The agency model gave Apple specifically preferred pricing on e-books for the iBookstore in a "most-favored nation" arrangement that featured "maximum retail price grids and the same 30% commission payable to Apple," says the EC.
Mr. Diekmann, who has edited Bild for a decade, said the paper's support for Mr. Guttenberg had reflected his popularity, rather than, as Der Spiegel suggested, a cozy arrangement to insert a favored politician into the chancellery.
Once another man marries Zama's mistress and legally adopts his son, Zama's intimate life comes to consist of tormentingly far-fetched sexual fantasies, plus an arrangement with an ill-favored older woman who gives him a few coins for his services, "her unwanted advances a joke played upon me by time".
Two of these favored females and two favored males.
It is found that the success of such C-6 amides in the series against influenza A NA was in part due to a match between the spatial arrangement of the two binding pockets and the favored orientation of the amide rotamer that featured a trans-relationship between the larger substituent and the pyran ring.
Last week, the conservative Washington Post columnist wrote a piece arguing that the GOP got hosed in the final tax-cut arrangement -- agreeing to a bevy of Democrat-favored tax cuts and an unemployment insurance extension when they had the president on the ropes.
