Sentence examples for around arrangements from inspiring English sources

Housing advocates said this policy discouraged some borrowers from seeking "work around" arrangements.

This was a chance to sell the vision, to ask them to be involved in a particular part....and to troubleshoot inevitable misinterpretations around arrangements (PO-09) Following the cluster activation, mobilisation and synthesis was also undertaken by the external broker, according to one FGD: … [cluster facilitator] used to send me five to six mails every day.

Avoid placing your varnished cones in or around arrangements that contain lighted candles and NEVER put them into an oven or near a lighted fireplace to enhance the drying time.

It is better to buy the slightly more expensive ones for peace of mind as some cheap glass imports are known to be very unsafe and flames are involved around arrangements, tablecloths etc., so it is not worth taking chances.

Coarse-grained models, designed based on this observation, are extensively investigated and show three kinds of wrapped-around arrangements of DNA and a lower propensity for wrapped-away configurations.

While he's still trying to figure out how to mash his iconic tone with Ellington's in a live setting, Jackson is excited to start playing around with the arrangements.

The seven-piece band bopped around the arrangements without locking in.

Updated at 4.40pm BST 4.31pm BST BBC HR boss Lucy Adams says the corporation has made policy changes around severance arrangements in the past few months.

Second, our democracies are built around constitutional arrangements that make major change difficult precisely because it does not trust the people or the government to be reliable or constant.

The array has two reservoirs to work as a closed system to move around droplet arrangements.

While decisions around living arrangements are often related to socio-cultural factors, as well as civil, religious and customary law (Belsey, 2005), financial vulnerability and weakening extended family networks are significant constraints to succession planning, especially in the context of a generalised HIV/AIDS epidemic.