The phrase "arrangements which they" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific arrangements made by a group of people or individuals.
Example: "The arrangements which they made for the event were impressive and well-organized."
Alternatives: "plans that they" or "arrangements that they".
The researchers also raised concerns over the Nobel Peace Prize winner's 'suspicious' financial arrangements, which they claim saw large sums of money transferred into her 'secret' bank accounts.
"The government late last night sprung some last-minute changes to the arrangements which they negotiated with Labor," he said on Thursday.
The campaign group Women Against State Pension Inequality (Waspi), is calling for "fair transitional state pension arrangements", which they say translates into a "bridging pension" paid from age 60 until state pension age.
He said: "If most shareholders only find now that the policy provisions they approved allow for termination arrangements which they don't like in these circumstances, it's because the arrangements ticked the 'best practice' boxes enough to get voted through but actually aren't specific enough to accommodate this situation".
Tory sources are drawing a distinction between "long-term" pairing arrangements, such as those covering maternity leave which are sacrosanct, and "short-term" arrangements which, they argue, are frequently breached by all sides.
Freedmen's Bureau agents, working on behalf of the Union, compelled ex-slaves into marital arrangements, which they saw as fundamental to patriarchal practices of freedom and independence.
Many Britons feel they have ended up in a power hungry, supra-governmental and economically moribund arrangement, which they never voted to join, and would not have done.
The treaty gave the new Irish Free State dominion status within the British Empire, but it also permitted the six counties of Northern Ireland to opt out of the arrangement, which they did.
But regulators representing E.U. member states, backed by consumers' rights groups, are balking at the voluntary arrangement, which they argue does not adequately protect individuals from unwittingly permitting marketers to collect personal data.
The Bancrofts hope the arrangement, which they negotiated before the final deal, will restrict Mr. Murdoch's ability to influence content, particularly in The Journal, but many media experts have said he has circumvented similar agreements in the past.
He didn't understand why the government had allowed US ownership without extracting a reciprocal arrangement, which they wouldn't have got anyway because the Americans would never countenance an overseas owner of a network.
