Sentence examples for arrangement that could from inspiring English sources

Mr. Murdoch had sought a joint venture with Newsday, an arrangement that could have wiped out The Post's losses.

The possibility of funds from the airport lease arrangement that could help finance the new arena first emerged in August.

Jennifer Macaire, Montchauvet, France: You report that Hamas has a cease-fire arrangement that could suit Israel.

On the airplane this morning, Rice indicated that Israel has already agreed to an arrangement that could end longstanding tensions with Lebanon over the Shebaa Farms territory.

The FTSE 100 company is also replacing its bonus scheme with a new arrangement that could hand top executives rewards of up to six times their base salary.

And Purdue's program is even more aggressive: It is a loan-like arrangement that could charge high-earning students 250percentt of the cost of their education.

United, although bankrupt, this week agreed new working arrangements that could produce big savings.

Many buildings are also tied up in complex financial arrangements that could take years to unravel.

Stripping down to her caustic lyrics would work, and so would building thicker arrangements that could support her better.

Cameron fought to protect the City of London from tighter fiscal or financial arrangements that could harm competitiveness.

The report acknowledges it is a "time of severe fiscal constraints" and suggests forming public-private partnerships and other arrangements that could pool or capitalize on existing resources.