Sentence examples for arrangements so we from inspiring English sources

"We are determined to ensure that we, as far as we can, improve the world's international taxation arrangements so we don't have the kind of leakage we've had in recent times through transfer pricing," Abbott said.

(CHW, male, age 34) We are not involved in the timetable arrangement, so we don't know because [our supervisors] arrange it themselves… It is very difficult to discuss it because they are the ones who make decisions on when to come; we can't tell them when to come.

We are not involved in the timetable arrangement, so we don't know because [our supervisors] arrange it themselves… It is very difficult to discuss it because they are the ones who make decisions on when to come; we can't tell them when to come.

The players are leaving with the bodies of their fallen brothers, and we have asked the CAF [Confederation of African Football] to find an arrangement so we can catch up with the competition later".

"Britain will have observer status in the meetings that will put together this inter-governmental arrangement so we will have moved already very quickly in the course of this week, and that is something I have been very keen on".

The second, a Mexican restaurant called The Purple Rose, 24300 North Highway 1, in Fort Bragg, (707) 964-6507, didn't know about an arrangement, so we paid our $25 bill for burritos and tacos; Noel reimbursed us the next day.

"We believe that we should take that opportunity – as the WA share of the GST increases under the current system – to change the arrangements so that we set a percentage floor below which no state's receipts of GST can fall below".

My ex-husband and I could not revise our child-support arrangement ourselves, so we took it to court.

It would make sense to build some arrangement so that we would continue to abide by the Common Fisheries Policy, and while we'd no longer be an EU member, our level of engagement with the union ought to allow us some kind of representation in the European Parliament, the European Council and the European Commission.

"We are making arrangements so that he can travel later today," Husham had told reporters earlier in the day.

"What is important today is how we make the necessary arrangements so that political competition in the future can be more fair".