Sentence examples for arrangements faced from inspiring English sources

This paper addresses the question by examining hukou-related arrangements faced by rural migrants, in both their urban destination and their rural town of origin.

The boss of the UK's third-biggest supermarket also warned that companies with aggressive tax arrangements faced a boycott from consumers who view tax from an ethical standpoint.

The case, which is quietly coming to a head as Amazon's Luxembourg arrangements face intense scrutiny from European authorities, has revealed new details of an elaborate avoidance scheme it devised and codenamed Project Goldcrest.

At the beginning of the third millennium, children are being raised in a great variety of social arrangements, facing very different challenges in their daily lives.

That arrangement faces its own pressures from population ageing.

The backless green benches in the pit were in a semicircular arrangement facing the stage, according to a May 1663 letter from one Monsieur de Maonconys: "All benches of the pit, where people of rank also sit, are shaped in a semi-circle, each row higher than the next".

In the months following the reports about the leasing arrangements, he faced scrutiny over other issues, including his failure to pay taxes on rental income from a villa in the Dominican Republic and his failure to report hundreds of thousands of dollars in assets on financial disclosure forms.

Accepting that local NHS commissioning boundaries should not normally cross those of local authorities is helpful, but this has already been achieved in large measure by existing primary care trusts (PCTs), while established joint working arrangements have faced significant disruption from these reforms.

The state government has made all arrangements to face the situation".

Most other countries have different arrangements, but face many of the same issues.Some American states decided on pre-emptive strikes, such as slamming taxes on Internet access, which upset the don't-tax-the-net lobby.

In today's world of shifting alliances and alternative currency arrangements, sanctions face ever greater challenges at being effective.