Sentence examples for arrangements including the from inspiring English sources

Many are moving toward multiple banking arrangements, including the use of external advisers".

Those millions are the guardians of their own dream, regardless of any official arrangements, including the election results.

Analysis from the SMMT on Thursday showed that two-thirds of UK car exports go to countries covered by preferential trading arrangements, including the EU and the US.

Both options for future customs arrangements – including the Brexiters' favoured "max fac" approach – are expected to appear in the white paper.

Likewise the rise in cellphones and car-pooling apps has facilitated more flexible commuting arrangements, including the evolution of shared van services for getting to work.

Through numerical examples, the effects of various internal arrangements, including the side-branch partitions, multi-chamber partitions, non-symmetric inlet/outlet, and their combined effects are investigated.

Other countries that have opted for civil partnership arrangements include the Czech Republic (where they were introduced in 2006), Switzerland (2007), Hungary (2009) and Austria (2010).

The arrangements include "the recruitment of a suitably qualified chief executive able to develop and deliver a new business model for the company, strengthening of the company's financial operations, and the recruitment of a permanent chair".

These institutional arrangements include the National Partnership Agreement on Natural Disaster Resilience (2009), the National Emergency Risk Assessment Guidelines (2010), and the National Strategy for Disaster Resilience (2011) (see also Howes et al. 2015).

Such institutional arrangements include the Organisation of Africa Unity established in 1960 and disbanded in 2002 and replaced by the African Union (AU), and the African Economic Community (AEC) established in 1991 (SADC 2003; AU 2004).

Its current no-deal arrangements include the government saying its underwriting of a guarantee made in 2016 still stood for successful Erasmus+ bids submitted and approved while the UK was still a member state of the EU.