Sentence examples for arrangements which allow from inspiring English sources

Debt Free Direct is a leading provider of individual voluntary arrangements, which allow debtors to cut their interest payments.

Only about 10 of the company's technical employees have negotiated such arrangements, which allow them to work part time for up to three years before they fully retire.

Last week, Truss claimed that fewer than one in three nurseries use flexible employment arrangements, which allow them to employ graduate leaders.

More and more are becoming aware that Italy's state-pension arrangements, which allow for early retirement and generous payments, are unsustainable.

He said that the new financing arrangements, which allow for a facility of £300m of which £225m will be drawn down, would also give the FA more financial room for manoeuvre.

Paul Farrelly, the culture select committee member and Labour MP, said: "It is time for HMRC to get tough across the board and question arrangements which allow so much to be sent by multinationals offshore, while they are paying little or no tax on their UK operations.

Then you have a degree of reliability and stability in the arrangements, which allows you to seriously consider the scope of devolving more".

Mr. Cuomo was also concerned about the agencies' fee arrangements, which allowed banks to shop their deals among the agencies for the best rating.

The ONS said this is because "those remaining in the labour market work fewer hours, possibly helped by the financial support of their state pension and other pension arrangements, which allows them to fit their work around other engagements".

The high incidence in Austria is likely related to Kurzarbeit (or "short work"), a temporary institutional arrangement which allows employers to reduce working hours and pays employees government-subsidised special allowances instead of regular wages to cover most of the earnings shortfall.

Mr Justice David Richards gave the go ahead for a "scheme of arrangement", which allows the acquisition to proceed.