Sentence examples for arrangements has led from inspiring English sources

MyCSP admits a change in banking arrangements has led to longer currency conversion times in some cases for pensioners living overseas.

We find that non-coercive characteristic of the external entity, while the irrigators have strong endogenous institutional arrangements, has led us to moderate design principle seven to explain Japan's case.

Weak governance arrangements have led to payments that exceeded contractual requirements and put public trust at risk".

The arrangements have led to criticism of Archbishop Williams from liberals and conservatives, who say his "stealth" approach to the most sensitive issues will do nothing to resolve them.

But the present messy arrangements have led us to a situation where an English policy failure threatens UK-wide science spending and a UK science minister is forced to contemplate making further science cuts which will impact upon Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland as a result of problems arising out of his England-only higher education responsibilities.

"Weak governance arrangements have led to payments that exceeded contractual entitlements and put public trust at risk.

An NAO report, published in July, into severance packages at the corporation found "weak governance arrangements have led to payments that exceeded contractual entitlements and put public trust at risk".

The arrangement has led to bipartisan grumbling.

The arrangement has led the political system into a blind alley.

But that arrangement has led to political paralysis, and Mr. Maliki has indicated he may push to form a majority government dominated by Shiite Muslims.

That arrangement has led to criticism from Republicans and watchdog groups that Mr. Obama's former aides are selling access to the president.