Sentence examples for arrangements that create from inspiring English sources

The Eurozone needs to put in place governance arrangements that create confidence for the future.

To achieve this goal, the article investigates the set of actors and their bridging arrangements that create and shape governance in CCA and DRR integration.

This section reviews literature about governance in CCA and DRR integration in order to highlight the main actors and related bridging arrangements that create and shape governance.

"It is important that all Americans have equal access to the latest technology, including wireless devices, regardless of where they live or which carrier provides the service," said David Nace, counsel to RCA. "RCA is standing up for consumer's rights and putting an end to exclusivity arrangements that create another 'digital divide' between urban and rural America".

Rent-seeking arrangements that created resistance to reform in the early stages of the process have been re-established within the evolving “market-oriented” institutions that have developed since liberalization, a phenomenon that has been observed more widely in other countries.

He contributed less noted but integral parts to other songs, including the piano in "Lovely Rita", the harpsichord in "Fixing a Hole", the organs and tape loop arrangement that create the Pablo Fanque circus atmosphere that Lennon requested on "Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!" (both Martin and Lennon played organ parts for this song), and the orchestration in "Good Night".

Consider what is known in Enron circles as "the Sequoia deal," an arrangement that created a source of funds suspended somewhere between equity and debt.

In years past, a pub was a family-run business, and the publican more than likely lived upstairs — an arrangement that created an intimacy across the bar.

There is no mail delivery, an arrangement that creates a sense of community, as residents tend to meet at the post office.

In the belief that the heavy contraption could not gain traction on smooth wooden rails, Blenkinsop had given it a ratchet wheel running on a cogged third rail, an arrangement that created frequent breakdowns.

Once upon a time, any kind of arrangement that created even the appearance of political impropriety or corruption faced laws with real teeth, as centuries of case law held that this was sufficient on its own to constitute a threat to good government.