Sentence examples for arrangements during their from inspiring English sources

AMA data from 2007 showed that 85% of doctors surveyed were anticipating a need for flexible arrangements during their next 10 years of practice, and this figure is predicted to increase.

The proportions of women who lived with both parents until their 18th birthday were comparable in western and eastern Germany; western German married women were the least likely to have experienced alternative living arrangements during their childhood and adolescence.

Officials would not go into detail about their staffing arrangements during the strike.

The public should take action to alter their travel arrangements during this spell of storm force winds".

Meanwhile the trainer's office positively buzzes with plans for horses, grooms and jockeys, and their various arrangements, during the bumper holiday racing programme.

Participants were asked to describe their living arrangements during childhood, and parental homeownership was classified as high-SES if the parents or caretakers were homeowners and as low-SES otherwise.

All interested students must complete a written application (available 121B Weill Hall) no later than the end of the third week of their 7th semester, but students are encouraged to make arrangements with a faculty member during their junior year.

All interested students must complete a written application (available 108 Weill Hall) no later than the end of the third week of their 7th semester, but students are encouraged to make arrangements with a faculty member during their junior year.

"I might add in parenthesis that catering arrangements for the airborne troops during their halt in Trinidad were carried out by Mrs Beadon, wife of the commissioner of police, Mrs Rahr, my wife and Joyce Huggins … and I understand that no less than 600 large sandwiches were cut by these ladies," he wrote.

Carr was confronted over his financial arrangements during a show in Tunbridge Wells, in Kent.

Instructors can also strategically change arrangements during class to suit shifting learning goals.