Sentence examples for arrangements we would from inspiring English sources

I would like us to elect a Government in this country who had the necessary majority to go off to Brussels and say, "It is now the settled will of this Parliament that we want different arrangements for fishing, and if you will not grant them through the European Union arrangements, we would like to negotiate our exit from the common fisheries policy".

If the correlation arises from spatial arrangements, we would expect both association frequencies to be influenced to a similar extent.

Since only few studies have dealt with the biological relevance of such spatial arrangements, we would like to draw the attention to these salient genomic features.

When the lion is no longer hungry, it leaves the rest of the gazelles alone; certainly it does not demand their subservience (or worse) — an arrangement we would be right to call oppression.

Our solicitors have advised us that if we exclude bidders (assuming that their arrangements are lawful) we would be vulnerable to a legal challenge on the basis we are acting contrary to procurement law".

If the arrangements were random, we would expect that 50% of pairs are of this type.

We had an arrangement where we'd each have the place to ourselves a certain amount of time on a certain day which, uh, helped me ride the Bonetown Express.

It would make sense to build some arrangement so that we would continue to abide by the Common Fisheries Policy, and while we'd no longer be an EU member, our level of engagement with the union ought to allow us some kind of representation in the European Parliament, the European Council and the European Commission.

If this arrangement was correct, we would expect strong FRET between fluorophores at the Scc1 C-terminus and Smc1, but weak or no FRET with Smc3.

It was very important to them, for example, that the word playwriting appear in the Tisch lobby, so part of our arrangement with them is we would create a division of playwriting, separate from the division of film and television writing.

"When Concorde came back [to Bristol ]in 2003, we entered into an arrangement with Airbus whereby we would run the public tours with volunteers and we've hopefully done that successfully for six years.