Sentence examples for Tripartite arrangement from inspiring English sources

Need for local accountability Historically, a tripartite arrangement governed policing in this country.

The Communications Tower and City of Science complex, designed for Valencia, has the tripartite arrangement of a Gothic cathedral.

Architects had already established the analogy with the classical column, dividing it into the tripartite arrangement of base, shaft and capital.

The opposition leader, Bill Shorten, welcomed the new tripartite arrangement in his address to parliament, but said that in a respectful partnership of equals the government would not have rejected the core proposal of the Uluru Statement.

The classical Kabuki dance form itself often consists of sections divided into the traditional tripartite arrangement as shown below: (1) deha or jo oki michiyuki (2) chūha or ha kudoki, monogatari, odori ji (3) iriha or kyū chirashi, dangire.

The A.M. Dogliotti College of Medicine of Liberia, West Africa, was established in 1968 through a tripartite arrangement involving the Vatican, the Government of Liberia and the Dogliotti Foundation of Italy.

But before long the governor was telling the court that the tripartite arrangements were 'not sufficiently workable or relevant to managing a crisis'".

The much criticised "tripartite arrangements", designed to help the Treasury, the Bank of England and the Financial Services Authority (FSA) act as one in a crisis, are hardly touched.

A separate literature that may be viewed as incorporating trust, or lack thereof, has focused on social pacts, namely macro-level tripartite arrangements that are designed to improve economic performance through wage moderation, to synchronize bargaining with economic policy so that the macro goals of competitiveness and price stability can be met.

So a student asking about tuition fees is told about the "tripartite funding arrangement" rather than a three-way split.

This official's advisory and censorial responsibilities coincided with those of two other Excellencies, forming a tripartite cabinet arrangement.