Sentence examples for arrangements were first from inspiring English sources

When retransmission arrangements were first made 20 years ago, the balance of power was roughly equal: broadcasters had unique content and cable operators had market monopolies.

Pension arrangements were first made in 1799, peaking at £4,000 a year in 1825.

What is offensive about the current arrangements is first, that the Commons itself is the arbiter of its own rewards, and second, that petty deceits, concealments and indeed frauds are built into the system.

Ranking atoms by their proton tally and then classing them by electron arrangements is, first of all, a way of tidying the building blocks of matter – arranging what Prof Steve Liddle calls "an artist's palette of all the elements from which everything is made".

(Doctor, Hospital A) This suggests that the continuation of discharge arrangements was first and foremost discussed in normative terms as something doctors should be doing, whereas there was less talk about how this best could be done in practice.

The arrangement was first reported on Monday by nypdconfidential.com.

The arrangement was first reported by Andrew Jennings, a freelance investigative journalist in Britain who has worked with the BBC.

The arrangement was first suggested by Brian Graden, the president of Entertainment at MTV Networks, which is owned by Viacom.

The arrangement was first reported by BuzzFeed News.

However, this arrangement was first employed successfully by the writer in 1968 to block salmon movement through Glencullin Bridge, Co. Mayo.

Mr. Bloomberg made his remarks in response to a question about the former mayor's security arrangements, which were first reported yesterday in Newsday.