Sentence examples for arrangements it would from inspiring English sources

Among other things, the participatory process discussing the NHRAZ sought to determine its exact nature, the range of services it could offer, whom it might serve and how, the funding arrangements it would follow, its governance structure, legal status and sustainability.

Based on their living arrangements, it would be easy to mistake the fellows for traditional college students.

Since May 1997 the Blair government has been defeated 37 times in the Lords (see chart); but under the new arrangements it would probably have lost fewer than ten times.In this section William Hague's identity crisis Ruling the merger wave Who pays?

Released in March 1986, the Go-Betweens' fourth LP, Liberty Belle and the Black Diamond Express, was the band's most accessible album up to that point: Morrison said she believed that if drum machines and synthesisers had replaced the organic arrangements it would have been a hit.

At that point, it can decide what external trade arrangements it would like.

Were it not for that arrangement, it would have been tricky to tell who was the more advanced when their program opened on Thursday at the Peter Jay Sharp Theater.

Although Mr. Schumer's proposal would not affect that arrangement, it would increase the pool of organ donors, an aide to Mr. Schumer said.

In a reverse contracting arrangement, it would be Airbnb reaching out to HUD for room inventory, rather than HUD reaching out to Airbnb for available rooms.

"If there's compensation necessary somebody is getting hurt and more likely than not under this arrangement it would be Tasmania".

In addition, though the parties do not discuss the effect of the final arrangement, it would permit both Gegauf and Vigorelli to sell machines under the patent in the United States.

If it was a case of children going to school for four days out of five and that's a permanent arrangement, it would have a devastating effect on their education".