Sentence examples for accepted arrangements from inspiring English sources

At the same time as government has been destabilising accepted arrangements about universal benefits, it has also been introducing major new policies that appear to travel in a very different direction to means testing.

By the Treaty of Sèvres (August 10 , 1920, the Ottomans retained Istanbul and part of Thrace but lost the Arab provinces, ceded a large area of Asia Minor to a newly created Armenian state with access to the sea, surrendered Gökçeada and Bozcaada to Greece, and accepted arrangements that implied the eventual loss of İzmir to Greece.

In those cases, this official said, the Africans accepted arrangements that brought the bureau into interviews from the start or, in some promising cases, at "second phase" interviews where crucial disclosures could be confirmed under the rules that require American investigators to warn suspects against self-incrimination.

In retrospect, it's really the only way that makes sense, but it was blasphemous in his time to alter any aspect of the accepted arrangement.

The accepted arrangement was for the High Seas Fleet to meet the combined Allied fleet in the North Sea and proceed to the Firth of Forth before transferring to Scapa Flow, where they would be interned.

In 1945, he was left to sell Parliament on accepting arrangements that he had exhausted himself resisting.

So they feel pushed to accept arrangements for themselves, or for a child, that aren't appropriate or safe.

Others said that some violation of OPOV was inevitable in any form of the "bizonal, bicommunal federation" that both sides had accepted.Iraq and Bosnia were under huge external pressure to accept arrangements that one or more groups disliked.

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In a Guardian article written this week, Antony Loewenstein explained that since being granted its independence in 1975, PNG views Australia with scepticism and is frequently being forced to accept arrangements, such as the redirection of refugee boats, due to economic need.

Only about 40 countries have so far accepted these arrangements.