Sentence examples for arrangements made it from inspiring English sources

The Gilman structure as a whole was considered a "pedagogy and research unit" and Raney said that its unique interior arrangements made it "the first apartment house among the libraries of the world". On opening day in 1916 the new library held a total of 196,864 volumes.

The United States had consequently excluded the United Nations from planning for the political transition until last month, when critics of the American arrangements made it clear that they would not take directions from people they viewed as occupiers and would respect only alternatives approved by the United Nations.

The archduke's arrangements made it clear that Jourdan could not keep the heights of Pfullendorf.

The controversial Kenton band, on the other hand, with its "progressive jazz", presented obstacles, and many of the complex, overwrought arrangements made it harder to swing.

They argued that these commercial arrangements made it difficult for Canada to adopt independent foreign policy positions such as calling for an immediate U.S. military withdrawal from South Vietnam.

The complex ownership arrangements make it difficult to untangle.

These complicated arrangements make it very difficult to trace where all the funds have gone.

But, Robert Cook, a special counsel with the Federal Reserve Board, says such arrangements make it imperative that lenders "ensure the appraisals are accurate".

Cluster randomization is attractive for nursing home intervention studies because physical proximity and administrative arrangements make it difficult to deliver different interventions to residents of the same nursing home.

"Conditional fee arrangements" make it easier for individuals to sue for libel or defamation by removing the possibility they will run up huge legal fees by bringing an unsuccessful action.

"The governance arrangements make it clear we have no control.