Sentence examples for arrangements to clarify from inspiring English sources

Greg Roche, head of the statutory body overseeing township leasing, said he had been aware of complaints for some time, and in his view "the issue of service provision cannot be fully addressed until the Northern Territory government puts in place longer term arrangements to clarify its role in relation to the Alice Springs town camps".

Brandis's office offered a strange justification for the legal service directive, claiming there was "uncertainty in government about the procedure for briefing the solicitor general" and the new arrangement seeks to "clarify the procedure for briefing and taking advice from the SG".

HSBC said it wanted "to clarify" arrangements about Flint's pay following discussions with shareholders.

This would entail the two ministries entering into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to clarify institutional arrangements and elaborate on respective roles and responsibilities outlined in the NSHP.

Research is needed to clarify tenurial arrangements and understand the often conflicting layers of traditional rights, use pattern settlements, concessions and privileges and gender relationships.

For the optimum arrangement of buildings, in order to clarify the effect of the different positions of apartment blocks and building coverage ratio, three cases with different positions or building shapes in the target domain are examined.

It's not a common arrangement, so I'd like to clarify a few points.

His spokesman said he was too busy with ministerial business to clarify these living arrangements.

The ABC has had to clarify its sponsorship arrangements with Swisse Wellness after Monash University came under fire for being too closely associated with the vitamin brand on the ABC's international website.

"If he paid off the bank debt of £18m and then raised £24.4m from season tickets and he's also sold various players, including our star striker, where has all the money gone?" Former chairman Alastair Johnston has asked the government's insolvency service to clarify "certain financial arrangements" relating to Whyte's takeover of the club and Murray believes that is the correct course of action.

Sheehan told Guardian Australia he was made redundant from the Fairfax newspaper he first worked for 30 years ago but he declined to clarify whether the arrangement was voluntary or forced.