Sentence examples for arrangements concluding from inspiring English sources

The extraordinary move comes after the inspectorate published a short report on Oldfield school focusing on its safeguarding arrangements, concluding that they "meet requirements".

Pressed by his companions, Raphael then provides a detailed description of the island and its social arrangements, concluding with a withering attack on the injustices of Europe and its money-driven society.

Creating opportunities for increased scientific independence among non-tenure-track scientists will therefore require a variety of new arrangements, concluded a breakout discussion led by Susan Gerbi, George Eggleston Professor of Biochemistry at Brown University.

One further study that did look at supermolecular arrangement concluded that receptors were randomly oriented in a lattice, again suggesting a quascrystalline array.

Jim Fusilli of The Wall Street Journal referred to the song as "a masterly achievement", highlighting Yorke's "eerie" vocals and Greenwood's "elegant" arrangement, and concluding that "with Radiohead, the unexpected isn't merely a ploy.

Which brings us to last week's BBC Trust review of the corporation's content supply arrangements, which concludes the quotas should be reduced or removed altogether to improve efficiency and creative outcomes.

Accordingly, Iran agreed to remove from its territory 1,200 kilograms of low-enriched uranium — the exact amount specified by the I.A.E.A. proposal — within one month once the appropriate arrangements are concluded.

Witte was also instrumental in concluding arrangements in 1906 with a group of European bankers for a series of loans that restored Russian finances, which were in a state of virtual collapse through the effects of defeat in the Far East and the widespread revolts of 1905.

"There now seems every prospect of concluding arrangements to transfer the estate to the community during the early months of 2014," he said.

On 18 August 1941, while he was concluding arrangements with the Germans, Pećanac received a letter from Draža Mihailović requesting an agreement be reached where Pećanac would control the Chetniks south of the Western Morava River while Mihailović would control the Chetniks in all other areas.

You can understand how ordinary workers might look at this cozy corporate-government arrangement and conclude that it is not fully committed to the best interests of working people.