Sentence examples for arrangements will change from inspiring English sources

Possible mixing of volunteer work with activities funded through contracts or other arrangements will change relationships with government agencies, raising potentially difficult ethical and procedural questions for BENS, its members who are both volunteers and potential paid consultants, and governments.

If the new custody arrangement will change the amount of child support paid by either parent, you may need to file a Petition to Modify Support, a Child Support Worksheet, and a proposed Order Modifying Support.

He might be the only Yankee who still lives with his parents and, no matter how much he achieves in 2006, those distinct living arrangements will not change.

It affirms that all three councils are committed to continuing to represent the needs of people in their neighbourhoods; that basic democratic arrangements will not change; that "each council will continue to set its own council tax and publish its own budget and accounts"; and will "continue to be able to set its own spending priorities".

Other parts of our arrangements will also change – for example in how we make sure that we don't let old definitions of primary and secondary rights get in the way of delivering what we need for advertisers and audiences in the UK.

Angelina Jolie has said her security arrangements will not change following Vitalii Sediuk's red carpet "attack" on Brad Pitt last week.

As part of the changes, the base maintenance work on Aurigny's ATRs will be done by a third party, but Trislander maintenance arrangements will not change.

Yes, living arrangements will likely change, but the love between a parent and a child is not affected by geography.

Don't let them shuffle the cards because it will change the arrangements.

When the water passes from the magnet field its arrangement and some physical features will change (Higashitani et al. 1993).

Some courts require mediation before they will change a custody or visitation arrangement.