Sentence examples for arrangements may help from inspiring English sources

In a statement about the merger Unison South West said it recognised the "opportunities it may create" and that "such arrangements may help to secure the long-term viability of the councils".

Discussing with interviewers how they would perform the job, with the right physical accommodations and working arrangements, may help them address any concerns and show that they are the best candidates.

Such arrangements may help hotels save money on labor, but they also have a way of pushing down wages and eliminating benefits for what had traditionally been direct-hire jobs.

Transport to the site was seen as problematic and although recognised as inherently difficult pre-determined arrangements may help to some degree.

Within many Asian cultures, the importance of multigenerational kin networks is well documented (Frankenberg, Lillard, & Willis, 2002) and the normative practice of extended family living arrangements may help to mitigate some of the transitions within transnational households.

For China, the arrangement may help the country's engineers become more sophisticated when it comes to engine design — which has long been a weakness of Chinese car makers.

This arrangement may help explain how a cell can tell the difference between broken DNA and normal chromosome ends.

Occasionally, a country stumbles into a political arrangement that may help it avert a crisis.

The legislatures of five other states are currently examining their own version of California's employee-funded arrangement, which may help convince companies that the benefits won't come out of their bottom lines.

In fact, the new payment arrangement for oil may help India reduce its enormous trade imbalance with Iran.

Practical arrangements are suggested which may help to address the commonly assumed roles of the North as 'provider' of funding and ideas, and of the South as 'receiver' in an environment with little scope for action.