Sentence examples for arrangements but a from inspiring English sources

There was not much profit in those arrangements, but a lot of risk.

The Treasury said it was unable to discuss an individual's tax arrangements, but a spokesman added: "If he were a non-dom, we would be quite relaxed about that.

The sale of every non controlled public company will include a market test of some kind, whether pre- or post-signing of the merger agreement, even if only through the absence of preclusive lock-up arrangements, but a pre-deal auction is not required in every case, and may, in some cases, be counter-productive.

All of the currency options for an independent Scotland are riskier than the current arrangements, but a currency union carries particular risks, especially when the Scottish government says it might only be a temporary arrangement, leaving it at huge risks from market speculation.

The average man would take 19 years to pay off his debt and would have paid $16,800 in interest above the existing indexation arrangements, but a woman in the same circumstances who took a year off to have a baby and then worked part-time for two years would take 23 years to pay off the degree and face an interest bill of $23,000.

The problem here is not the principle – higher-earning graduates should pay more, and indeed do in our current arrangements – but an important practical difficulty.

Pollsters ICM said there was evidence that people did not fully understand the current tax arrangements, but that a picture was emerging of a public who, if forced to choose, would opt for the devolution of tax powers.

Most of the songs have a swelling optimism in the arrangements, but with a dark, wounded streak in the lyrics (apart from "Trouble," which is essentially a Jason Mraz song without the 10-point words).

It was an open kind of arrangement, but a bit more organized since they'd started the texting a few years back.

And that probably best describes what is not yet a solid arrangement but a very interesting experiment which begins on Monday at Queen's.

That is an unorthodox arrangement but a signal that they are very likely pursuing a candidate others will want and that he will be invested with plenty of power on personnel.