Sentence examples for arrangements we can from inspiring English sources

We invented our social arrangements; we can alter them when they are working against us.

"We believe that with all the major retailers now having made decisions about supply arrangements, we can look forward to a period of greater stability within the industry," said chairman Alan Wiseman, son of the group's founder.

Lakhdar Brahimi of Algeria, the United Nations envoy working to galvanize the Afghan opposition to the Taliban, emerged from the conference to say, "We are going to try as soon as possible to get hopefully a representative sample of the Afghan population together and see what kind of interim arrangements we can work together for Kabul".

But the point of the deliberative model is to help us (i.e., "you and me") solve our justificatory problem what social arrangements we can all accept as "free persons who have no authority over one another" (Rawls 1958, 33).

But analyzing the composition of the intergenerational relationship in the two intergenerational living arrangements, we can find that these intergenerational living arrangements has changed greatly from the traditional form of having two or three generations living together, as was true under the traditional patrilineal Chinese system.

Under the new arrangement we can, in theory, enrol as many students as we can handle.

"The decision to move is going to be based on what kind of business arrangement we can come to.

Connoisseurs may be satisfied with this arrangement — we can watch the broadcast without superciliousness or slumming — but a showbiz populist might complain that, in honoring the products of the studio specialty divisions, the academy has lost touch with the mass audience.

Furthermore, in this arrangement we can also obtain the standard deviation by using the ranked probe sets of each individual array (Ref. [ 10], Supplementary Material).

"We want to look at arrangements where we can partner with state governments or city governments as shareholders, as investors," he said.

But the more circumspect Mr Mordechai gave warning on March 2nd that "we will probably be stuck with the Lebanon headache for a long time We need solid security arrangements before we can withdraw".