Sentence examples for arrangement for which from inspiring English sources

As I was told by David Nirenberg, a University of Chicago history professor, the local bigwigs in medieval Spain often tried to set some limit to anti-Jewish violence in holy week by putting Christian guards on Jewish quarters, an arrangement for which the Jews, in a kind of protection racket, were made to pay.

And in a major change of policy, a single stream of funding under the control of the government department responsible for job creation is to replace the existing arrangement for which a wide range of bodies provide research funding.

The main limitation in designing short-ligand peptides to interact with these domains is the preservation of this helical arrangement, for which a high content of proline is needed.

The recording features a choir and long, lavishly orchestrated instrumental passages, the musical arrangement for which was supplied by John Barham.

"We have a very small handful of people who work under voluntary arrangements for which they are not paid," said a Bauer spokeswoman.

And the 2000 Republican senatorial nominee was arrested soon after the election for coercing a crack-addicted prostitute to force her 11-year old niece and 9-year old daughter to perform oral sex on him, arrangements for which were caught on tape during an FBI investigation of unrelated corruption charges.

This dispels the allegation that the Government had determined to obstruct the reform, although it deprives it of the chief excuse for the inauguration of a debt commission to control China's finances, arrangements for which have been under serious consideration recently.

Cell polarizations are investigated to find arrangements for which the minimal polarization occurs.

Thereupon, we identify architectural arrangements for which the phase velocity vanishes in certain propagation directions, exhibiting wave propagation isolation characteristics.

"This is not true - there was a lack of transparency about her living arrangements for which she has been rightly criticised," said frontbencher Michael Dugher.

Such designs represent typical fuselage skin thicknesses, i.e., with between (n =) 12 and 16 plies, but due consideration is also given to new fuselage design concepts with grid-stiffeners and/or geodesic stiffener arrangements, for which thinner designs (n ⩾ 8) are of interest.