Sentence examples for arrangements worked out from inspiring English sources

The textbooks are printed legally in India under copyright arrangements worked out over the last decade by American and British publishers.

Ms. Rice said in an interview from her California office this evening that under the arrangements worked out with Mr. Berger, Governor Bush would receive the same daily intelligence briefing that Vice President Gore receives.

Mr. Edwards has asked Mr. Helms to consider a system that would give Mr. Edwards a voice in naming some federal judges, similar to arrangements worked out by other opposite-party senators in which the senator whose party does not occupy the White House gets one of every four nominations.

Many of the "Take Me to the River" recording sessions are done off the cuff, with "head arrangements" worked out on the floor with all the musicians and singers collaborating – a reflection of how many of the sessions at Willie Mitchell's Royal Studios or at Stax worked to create by hits by Al Green or the Staple Singers.

To thank him, our mother cleaned and cooked for our uncle and the arrangement worked out, mostly.

Starting in 1997, Massachusetts had operated its Medicaid program under an arrangement worked out between Ted Kennedy, Republican Governor William Weld, and the Clinton Administration.

Over the next five years she refinanced and borrowed three times, and each time the arrangement worked out well for her, lowering her monthly payments.

Swiss banking secrecy laws meant that this arrangement worked out just splendidly for both the bank and its customers, until some dreadful chap called Hervé Falciani came along and nicked a load of files.

Under the arrangement worked out between the Treasury and Citigroup earlier this year, the Treasury will receive mandatory convertible preferred shares, meaning preferred shares that can be converted to voting shares of common stock at the will of the government.

Hialeah, its rival 15 miles to the south, will open its 58-day season at Gulfstream on Friday under an unusual arrangement worked out in the last few days.

"If the Irish state were to try and place its shares into the market, there is the risk that Ryanair would try and snap them up unless there were some arrangement worked out with Ryanair beforehand," said Stephen Furlong, an analyst at Davy Stockbrokers in Dublin.