Sentence examples for arrangements to remove from inspiring English sources

Reform of payment arrangements to remove the incentive in secondary care to admit patients to hospitals.

He said school officials today contacted a farming company that leases the field and made arrangements to remove the plants.

After his election in 1976, Jimmy Carter set up elaborate arrangements to remove himself from the family peanut business, its management and knowledge of day to day decisions.

Work with intact mammals requires special arrangements to remove the spectroscopic contributions from haemoglobin.

Institutions offering antenatal care should consider practical arrangements to remove some of the organizational barriers that affect the satisfaction of women including reduction of waiting times, improvement of transportation facilities and provision of walk-in consultations.

On the upside, Beijing's control over fuel and food spigots would impede Pyongyang from throwing China out as it did the International Atomic Energy Agency, locking in Pyongyang's commitments and so facilitating an ultimate arrangement to remove the fissile materials from the country.

With the understanding that police wouldn't be taking action, the girls went back to the school to try to see if there could come to some arrangement to remove him from certain classes, they said. .

Those measures include its attempts to increase medical copayments, to cut Medicare safety net arrangements and to remove "double dipping" from parental leave pay.

Blood samples were then transported to the virology laboratory at Hamad Medical Corporation according to hospital arrangements, centrifuged to remove blood cells, and stored at +4°C for 48 hours or frozen at −20°C for longer storage.

It would involve a "facilitated customs arrangement" intended to remove the need for a hard border in Ireland, and the creation of a UK-EU free-trade area, in which the UK would abide by a "common rule book" of EU regulations.

Similarly, the International Monetary Fund often dispenses loans to governments in small tranches, thereby reducing governments' incentives to violate loan conditions once the money is in hand; and governments may actually prefer such arrangements in order to remove domestic political pressure for non-compliant use of the money.