Sentence examples for arrangements pose from inspiring English sources

As political orders go, federal political arrangements pose peculiar problems concerning stability and trust.

According to Blau and Kahn, Swedish-style paternal leave policies and flex-time arrangements pose a second threat to women's progress: they make employers wary of hiring women for full-time positions at all.

While such arrangements pose no major problems on a modest scale, they have become highly inefficient and expensive in light of the rapid growth in the population of Kinshasa from 400 000 to 4 million.

The plethora of mixed education and service arrangements poses challenges for employers and regulators, let alone patients; in determining equivalence of training and competency between individuals, institutions and geographical locations.

The regulator took over a year to approve a merger in 2003 between HBC, a Hispanic-American broadcaster, and Univision, and it might decide that some of Mr Saban's partners' other media properties would, combined with Univision under today's arrangement, pose media concentration problems.

He admitted that this arrangement poses certain challenges.

That arrangement posed challenges in a city celebrated for civic entropy.

So she was excited by the affront to conventional standards of domesticity that Sartre's arrangement posed.

The arrangement poses no great risk, he added, because those with bails that fit within normal credit limits are not generally accused of violent felonies.

Critics say the arrangement poses a potential conflict of interest, in that the company-employed counselors might have an incentive to recommend more testing than necessary or not to recommend a test offered by a rival laboratory.

Moody's, S&P and Fitch are paid by issuers for the securities they rate, and critics regularly question the conflict of interest they say this arrangement poses for the rating agencies.