The phrase "arrangements it has" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to specific arrangements made by a subject, often in a context discussing plans or organization.
Example: "The committee reviewed the arrangements it has made for the upcoming event."
Alternatives: "the plans it has" or "the preparations it has".
There is no way the I.A.E.A. can verify these claims unless Iran accepts inspection arrangements it has long resisted.
The power authority, also known as PREPA, opted to hire Whitefish rather than activate the "mutual aid" arrangements it has with other utilities.
(Residual elements of such ceremonies remain in some modern arrangements; it has been seriously contended that the study of the Latin language in the Renaissance and post-Renaissance school can be interpreted as a form of puberty rite).
G.M. insists that under the new, more flexible arrangements it has negotiated with the United Automobile Workers, it will be able to build more small cars in the United States than ever before.
And then there is the issue of how long the legacy SCM schemes will keep generating profits – possibly for 10 years, as the bank is not shutting down the existing arrangements it has put in place.
Although the voluntary disclosure of private information is likely to generate positive outcomes in facilitating the negotiation of contractual arrangements, it has also been shown that inventors may be reluctant to fully disclose private information to potential investors because they fear opportunistic behaviours and imitation.
The company declined to say how many such arrangements it had.
The Air Force, which stood by Mr. Riechers (pronounced REE-kers), said there was nothing illegal about the contract arrangements it had used to hire him.
The previous Labour government recognised the unsustainability of the arrangements it had designed, and in November 2009 commissioned an independent review of the system, headed by Lord Browne, a former boss of BP.
She noted that until a few years ago in Rhode Island, where she works, a domestic partner could not make funeral arrangements; it had to be done by a family member.
A few raised their middle fingers towards it.The "umbrella revolution", as the movement has been dubbed, is the nightmare Communist Party leaders in Beijing have long feared from Hong Kong and the "one country, two systems" arrangement it has enjoyed since its handover from Britain in 1997.
