The phrase "arrangements it may" is not correct and does not form a coherent expression in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The arrangements it may require are still under discussion."
Alternatives: "the arrangements it could" or "the arrangements it might".
"It may be you have to make some special arrangements, it may be they'll have to be some screening from the general public, but I actually think it undermines a trial".
So because of the way that Scotland's resources are determined by the UK's budget, via the block-grant arrangements, it may be completely reasonable for the SNP to campaign in this election to end austerity for the whole of the UK.
The results suggest that although the presence of trust can influence the contract characteristics of a supply arrangement, it may not be significant because of other factors in a developing country context.
But if the mobile company were banned from such an arrangement, it may be forced to raise prices for everyone.
Table 1 in "Appendix" reflects similarity of illusions, but due to the shortage of space and table arrangement, it may not exactly match other illusion classifications [12] based on other explanations.
Thirdly, because there is only one provider present in this particular type of childcare arrangement, it may prove more challenging to carry out certain tasks, such as meal preparation; consequently, screen-viewing may serve as an ideal 'babysitter' during such instances.
If this is a paying arrangement, it may already be something sorted out through the homestay organization.
One Whitehall source said: "We cannot defend these arrangements, but it may be it is very common in Whitehall and this is just the tip of an iceberg".
His appointment could feel like a stop-gap solution, and for Conan, who's been burned by that kind of arrangement before, it may be one step too far.
Agreed plans and arrangements formulated by it may provide for the exercise of supervisory functions by the Mixed Armistice Commission established in article XI. 1.
Where a tying arrangement is unlawful, it may be illegal per se or illegal under the rule of reason.
