Sentence examples for arrangements to issue from inspiring English sources

UNICEF uses both single- and multiple-supplier LTAs to ensure greater supply security, and commonly splits arrangements to issue awards to multiple suppliers of each vaccine presentation., UNICEF procurement policies define 2 types of LTAs.

The idea behind what are called cap-and-trade arrangements is to issue a limited number of pollution permits and then allow companies to buy and sell them.

The University and the labour hire agency provided advice, training and appropriate working arrangements to address issues tied to personal safety, e.g. ID card, emergency telephone contacts, personal alarms, training on how to deal with difficult interactions with people and animals, working hour arrangements, and lifting and carrying census materials.

Ask her, too, to contact you if the deadline isn't convenient and to make arrangements to resolve the issue.

It is not just in Britain's but in Europe's interest that the EU and USA make a greater effort to tackle the barriers to a fully open trading and investment relationship, strengthen joint arrangements to tackle competition issues, engage in dialogue about the approach to financial services regulation and together make multilateralism work for developing countries.

The details of the fountain proper varied from multiple-basis arrangements to the jet of water issuing from a sculptured figure.

institutions should work out inter-institutional arrangements to deal with privacy issues either through delegated or centralized review; and ix.

It says: "The participants will establish a joint committee with responsibility for the oversight of practical arrangements to implement this MOU including issues relating to the duration of stay of transferees.

Only 5 participants reported difficulties with accessing the programme because of either a reluctance to use a computer or issues surrounding arrangements to access a computer.

Despite the embassy issuing guidance on travel arrangements to the UK, the concern of foreign students seems to be only directed at the immediate future.

There remain ongoing issues with the deregulation arrangements to deal with GM volunteers or contamination in exported commodities (Stein and Rodriguez-Cerezo 2010).