Sentence examples for arrangements with more from inspiring English sources
China's central bank has signed swap arrangements with more than 20 countries.
Or they might, in the course of time, when they have completed other business, including similar arrangements with more important partners like the United States.
Britain currently has extradition arrangements with more than 100 countries, designated in the 2003 act as being either category 1 or category 2 territories.
It says that it has arrangements with more than 30 other airlines to take passengers it cannot serve with its own fleet and that it will offer refunds to customers whose flights have been canceled.
It crosses both public land (about 135 miles) and private land, through arrangements with more than 200 landowners, many of whom have agreed to conservation easements that have permanently protected their portions of the trail.
A spokesperson for attorney-general George Brandis told the ABC last year the cuts are an opportunity to "reform legal assistance arrangements", with more funding to come from state governments.
A poll projection this week by Lord Ashcroft suggested that Labour and the Tories could even be tied on 272 seats apiece, creating more difficult parliamentary arithmetic that could see one of the main parties seeking to govern in a coalition or a looser arrangement with more than one other party – or even seeking to go it alone.
But as a musical artifact, it's better as suggestion than song: what I hear here is how Mr. Jackson might have sung these words in a proper studio setting, perhaps in a roomier arrangement with more motion in the rhythm.
That Europe must find a better arrangement with more authoritarian outliers like Mr. Orban in Hungary and Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the effective leader of Poland, who value their membership in the bloc but do not always share its values, and do not want the Brussels bureaucracy pushing them around.
The music stayed rightfully at center stage: close to the album's original arrangements, but with more room for guitar solos, more clarity and the immediacy and dynamics of a concert.
