Sentence examples similar to arrangements a kind from inspiring English sources

This arrangement provided a kind of social adhesive that crosscut and bound together the larger body politic.

The danger arises not only when there is an assumption on the religious side that membership of the community (belonging to the umma or the Church or whatever) is the only significant category, so that participation in other kinds of socio-political arrangement is a kind of betrayal.

The arrangement is a kind of implicit contract between the migrant and his/her family.

The secrecy and deception inherent in the arrangement amounted to a kind of moral corruption.

The first transnational democracy would become an especially effective, because disguised, arrangement for exercising a kind of post-democratic rule.

The British colonial government intended the arrangement to be a kind of compensation to these heirs, legally identified as "indigenous villagers".

(Does the saw count as a percussion instrument?) In the arrangement of "Voiles" ("Sails"), Mr. Zender brings clarity to textures that are hazy on the piano, so the arrangement is also a kind of commentary.

Early 17th-century pictures, particularly those of Jan Brueghel, who painted one-of-a-kind arrangements, seemed most interested in displaying the content of the garden itself.

"This is a first-of-a-kind arrangement," said Adam H. Levin, director of spent fuel and decommissioning at Exelon.

Now the telescope has a fresh lease on life, thanks to a first-of-a-kind arrangement between the federal government and a research university.

A satellite that had been scheduled to be shut down now has a fresh lease on life, thanks to a first-of-a-kind arrangement between the federal government and a research university.