Sentence examples for arrangements to apply from inspiring English sources

This made it hard to submit Ucas applications, and forced them to make their own arrangements to apply and to sit the examinations.

He says the indexation arrangements to apply post 2017 are the same indexation arrangements that Labor applied to family tax benefits.

Until then, the present arrangements will continue to apply and passengers will be able to travel to and from the United States as before.Having decided that the agreement was not valid, the court decided it was not necessary for it to consider the European Parliament's other challenges, notably its privacy plea.

To characterise magnetic nanoparticles even at room temperature, we designed an arrangement of permanent magnets to apply an external magnetic field of about 0.7 T to the Mössbauer absorbers.

While this arrangement is also believed to apply to rodents [ 2, 3], this has not been functionally confirmed.

Such arrangements may allow the executives to apply the waiver only when they believe their funds are more likely to appreciate in value, substantially reducing their investment risk.

The development of a faster strategy (German adaptive Threshold Estimation, GATE) [ 31] to considerably reduce the examination time makes it possible to apply locally condensed stimulus arrangements within one session.

These combined authorities in turn must establish overview and scrutiny committees of local councillors, to hold decision-makers to account – mirroring the arrangements which apply to most local authorities.

Similar protocol arrangements would apply to any representation in Spain when an ambassador has an official visit to Catalonia or the Basque region.

The Justice Ministry said reforms of no-win, no-fee legal funding arrangements will apply to insolvency litigation from next April.

On the issue of the options, the report authors said: "With regard to option two, it appears that EU law might allow places to be reserved for Scottish students in subjects such as Education and Medicine, where there is a need to train students to undertake a particular job, but such arrangements would not apply to more general subjects.