Sentence examples for arrangements in common from inspiring English sources

One trial carried out in a psychiatric unit showed that seating arrangements in common areas that encouraged interaction (e.g. seating around small tables) increased patients' social interaction.

Business at the second level involved strategic planning for Atlantic Records and touched, as well, on arrangements held in common by Atlantic and Warner Bros. Records and Elektra Records.

And unionists have in the past reached arrangements in the Commons with both Labour (in the 1970s) and the Tories (in the 1990s).One DUP candidate, Ian Paisley junior, was unusually frank this week in signalling the party's pragmatism.

There are two arrangements of cylinders in common automotive use the vertical, or in-line, type (see part C of the figure) and the V type (see part D of the figure).

This involves comparing chromosomes of different species to reconstruct the most likely chromosome arrangement in a common ancestor.

Buyers tend to use an arrangement called tenancy in common, although some sometimes later split the space into condominiums.

The 2-6-4 wasel arranotment was not in common use in Great Britain at this time, as many railway companies operated routes that required locomotives with greater fuel capacity, or short branch lines that necessitated smaller locomotives.

The couple hoped to buy one floor of a three-story house under a tenants-in-common arrangement, but Ms. Levine told them that wasn't really feasible.

Various types and arrangements of luminaires are in common use, but as-installed lighting performance is variable.

Mr. Deo said such arrangements were common in situations where governments were in danger of defaulting on their debts.

Some prosecutors are now giving pre-arrest advice: telling police who are planning a raid, say, what sort of evidence they need to collect.Such arrangements are common in other countries, and not unknown in England and Wales.