The phrase "arrangements if it" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks context to determine its intended meaning or usage.
Example: "We can make arrangements if it is necessary."
Alternatives: "plans if it" or "preparations if it".
The set of broad pay principles being drafted by the Treasury Department would authorize regulators to tell a bank to alter its compensation arrangements if it is found to encourage too much risk-taking.
In an interview with him and co-founder/CTO Paul Müller, Henschel said that Apple usually implies an inclusive policy rather than looking at things case-by-case when it implements new rules, meaning it's not likely going to be concerned about motivation or specific financial arrangements if it starts rejecting apps or app updates that violate the new rule.
This arrangement, if it survives, will be a convenient one for the central bankers who dominate the council.
The new arrangement, if it does move forward, throws Indonesia's leadership into new flux, political experts said.
In which case, the upper house could be done away with; or the transitional arrangement, if it works, could be made permanent.
The hurdles The Lib Dems would almost certainly reject such a deal under their "triple lock" arrangement if it got that far.
The nationalists have trailed the idea that the currency union would be only a transitional arrangement; if it suited them, they might later choose to launch a currency of their own.
The tentative arrangement -- if it goes to the Legislature and is approved -- would make New York the 34th state with legislation permitting some form of charter schools, taxpayer-financed public schools run by parents, teachers and community groups.
We may trust that Mr. Brosnahan would never have agreed to such an arrangement if it had not been absolutely clear to him that his client would have faced much worse if he had gone to trial, where all facts would have gotten full and public airing.
The EU team, led by Michel Barnier, is seeking to offer MPs reassurance that the shared customs territory that the Irish backstop envisages, and Northern Ireland staying in the single market, will only ever be a temporary arrangement if it should come to pass.
Coupled with the terms of Wilds' plea deal, which allow the state to revoke the arrangement if it was ever proven he lied about his involvement in the case (and under which Wilds served no jail time as an accessory after the fact to Lee's murder), Wilds could potentially face dire consequences.
