Sentence examples for arrangements which the from inspiring English sources

"I recognise and respect the strong opposition among many to the retention arrangements which the board felt appropriate to ensure management stability," said Bond.

"I recognize and respect the strong opposition among many to the retention arrangements which the board felt appropriate to ensure management stability," Mr. Bond said in a statement, in reference to the vetoed bonuses.

Rhian was gunged using one of those "cheap chairs beneath a large clear tube of neon green gunk" arrangements which the studio designers on Noel's House Party found a bit passé in 1986).

Then, once spectators have negotiated the crowd management arrangements, which the building accommodates somewhat clumsily, they will enter a space that can only be described as stonking, a room big enough for more than 17,500 people.

However, if they propose arrangements which the public cannot bear, which the media think scandalous and which party leaders feel obliged to condemn, then we may as well vote on it ourselves.

The delicate arrangements, which the officials say will not be formally acknowledged for fear of roiling anti-American sentiment, represent a significant departure from Olympic tradition, as well as from Greek law, which prohibits foreign personnel from carrying weapons within the country.

From the beginning, political analysts expected that the new government was a fragile, uneasy power-sharing arrangement, which the SADC had strong-armed the parties into accepting.

Skinner is angry that Thomas was killed and wants to end their arrangement, which The Smoking Man refuses to allow.

The Messines defences were on a forward slope, overlooked from Haubourdin Hill (Hill 63) south of the Douve valley and Kemmel Hill, 5000 yards west of, an arrangement which the experience of 1916 showed to be obsolete.

And Mr. Finley's imaginative, varied readings of four Benjamin Britten folk-song arrangements, which closed the program, were the perfect counterweight to the macabre minidramas of the first half.

Mulligan, Gil Evans, and pianist John Lewis did most of the band's arrangements, which juxtaposed the flexible, improvisatory nature of bebop with a thickly textured orchestral sound.