The phrase "arrangements closer" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to making arrangements that are nearer in proximity or time, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "We need to finalize the arrangements closer to the event date to ensure everything is in order."
Alternatives: "nearer arrangements" or "proximity arrangements".
It must also accept special "deeper" customs arrangements, closer to the single market, for Northern Ireland, and the EU's so-called "level playing field" conditions for the whole of the UK.
In return, Britain will not be allowed to exit the backstop "unless and until" the EU agrees, and must also accept special "deeper" customs arrangements, closer to the single market, for Northern Ireland, plus EU so-called "level playing field" conditions for the whole of the UK.
In a large space, it is nearly always best to pull furniture off the walls, creating cozy arrangements closer to the center of the space.
Our relationship ended and until I could secure alternative living arrangements closer to my friends and family, I was sad, lonely and felt very isolated.
"We will look to ensure that this information is in a fully searchable format and that it also contains information on entities and arrangements closed during the relevant year," the letter said.
Ofcom's review of signing arrangements closes at 5pm on Monday 22nd of September.
They might need software or other technologies to help them follow along in classes, face problems finding adequate living arrangements close to their university, or come up against faculty or employers who are fearful of dealing with a person with a disability.
Although Sir Stuart waxes lyrical about the employee trust arrangement, closer inspection reveals that there are minuses as well as pluses to this route.
The crystals contain two functional dimers in the asymmetric unit in an arrangement close to a tetramer of D2 symmetry.
Subsequently, the unit cells of different hard sphere lattice arrangements (hexagonal close packing, cubic close packing, and body-centered cubic) were simulated for a series of sphere diameters.
These include the ever increasing importance of the customer preferences in shippers' logistical arrangements, the closer integration between logistical decisions and production and marketing decisions, and the rationalisation of logistical and transport operations.
