Sentence examples for arrangement beyond from inspiring English sources

The deal would have been contingent upon ESPN's reaching a 10- or 11-year arrangement beyond 2013 with the N.C.A.A. — adding the newly expanded tournament, with 68 teams, to the hundreds of regular-season men's games it televises across its networks.

Advocaat, however, had assured his wife that he would not extend his arrangement beyond May and, as much as he enjoyed his time at the Stadium of Light and gave serious consideration to taking up the position he was offered, he has stayed true to that original promise.

TechCrunch contacted all four Internet companies but at the time of writing three had failed to respond, while a Twitter spokesperson declined to comment — after claiming to know nothing about "any such arrangement beyond our existing guidelines for law enforcement".

The arms trade itself is significant, but it can also feed into other arrangements beyond just military deals.

Free to pursue his own vision, Hendrix experimented with different lineups and in some cases expanding his arrangements beyond a power trio.

Asked at what point the Met would consider making alternative arrangements beyond the "Tosca" and "Lulu" performances, Mr. Gelb said: "I feel that it is premature to entertain that kind of speculation.

DaimlerChrysler declines to say anything about its compensation arrangements beyond the little it reports publicly.

Review of ECS models revealed few descriptions of teaching arrangements beyond the broad categorizations of models discussed above.

Under current EU agreements, the government cannot extend the arrangements beyond their expiry at the end of the year, but the MPs are calling for them to be extended until the end of 2018.

"Early discussions are planned with local government representatives for next year around the most effective arrangements beyond 2018-19 to financially support authorities to underpin future arrangements". Welsh Conservative communities spokesman Mark Isherwood called for "firm guarantees" that none of the recipients would be "disadvantaged in any way as a result of this change".

On one hand, there is an obvious research gap with regard to assessing the governance costs of different institutional arrangements beyond the two scenarios analyzed in this article.