Sentence examples for arrangements which often from inspiring English sources

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Another option is using the Communities Directory online to find urban co-ops, land trusts, and other alternative housing arrangements, which often welcome guests.

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Many medical practices use a "trial and error" method to determine the optimal clinical arrangement, which often results in failed attempts and settling for a "good enough" option.

Also, they didn't have stereos in that era, so if the symphony orchestra didn't come to your town, the only way you could hear this symphonic work was through these arrangements, which were often arranged by the composer, but were often done by somebody else.

Unlike the capital structure and contractual arrangements which can often be reformed under the applicable insolvency regime, even wiped clean, the social licence cannot be so easily rehabilitated.

To British eyes, it is baffling that US investors tolerate unfair voting arrangements which too often go hand-in-hand with bad boardroom governance.

These arrangements (which are often predicated on budget neutrality or better for the American university) can greatly increase the availability of higher education and other services, although they do not immediately increase the capacity of universities in the host country to deliver education.

It was exacerbated by uncaring, hostile or dismissive providers and certain health system arrangements, which were often intended to curb defaulting, yet added to the risk of patients dropping out of the system.

This arrangement often leads to gridlock, which often leads to confrontation between the executive and legislative branches.

For the next forty-five minutes, he returned to her again and again, drawing an extra laugh whenever he made her translate a particularly complicated anatomical arrangement, which was often.

The attack comes a day after Labour pledged to ban non-domiciled tax status for wealthy UK residents – an arrangement which can often lead to dramatically reduced tax bills.

This employee shareholding system is referred to within Huawei as the "silver handcuff". It is a system that is different from the more common stock option arrangement, which is often termed the "golden handcuff". The idea underlying this scheme is that Ren Zhengfei wants to share both responsibilities and benefits with his colleagues.

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