Sentence examples for arrangements means from inspiring English sources

The stability of these arrangements means that carbon nanotubes can be strong, long and flexible.

But, as was noted earlier, the diversity in sectoral bargaining arrangements means that any classification of bargaining structure based solely on the bargaining level is hazardous and assuredly insufficient to address decentralization.

In a letter to Mr Gove, just published on the Ofqual website, chief regulator Glenys Stacey wrote: "It is clear that the amount of work needed on GCSEs, including the development of strengthened regulatory arrangements, means we cannot be confident that new, high-quality GCSEs in all subjects could be ready in good time for first teaching from 2015".

Subjects then answered questions on their family obligations, living arrangements, means of transportation, occupation, and financial status.

Child Protection laws are generally in place in all these areas, but failure to combine them with effective parallel measures of effective law enforcement and well resourced institutional arrangements means that children are constantly at risk of exploitation and abuse.

Experts say such loose arrangements mean that donors cannot be sure where their money is going.

Varying funding arrangements mean there is little consistency across the programs Girringun runs.

Belgium's unique constitutional arrangements mean trade treaties must be approved by six assemblies.

Current arrangements mean few passengers understand whether they are protected by compensation schemes or not".

Usually the last 2km of a summit finish are lined with metal barriers, but Thursday's emergency arrangements meant that only the final 500m stretch was barriered.

They told Cameron he was wrong to claim repeatedly that GPs' willingness to participate in preparations for the new arrangements meant they supported the bill.