Sentence examples for arranging for more from inspiring English sources

Norton said that in addition to the apology he was arranging for more black writers to contribute to the newspaper and giving opportunities to black and minority ethnic young people who want experience of journalism.

"The speed at which the cap is being put into place does perhaps ignore some of the huge logistical problems for some local authorities in arranging for more accommodation, but also coping with an influx of new claimants," Field said.

Proposed measures include arranging for more instruction in Modern Standard Arabic — the dialect used in print and broadcast, which can seem almost like a foreign language to students raised in the Gulf — hiring an Arabic writing coach and making Arabic for Media a requirement.

"We need to reassess how many spaces are available in East Campus," said East Campus President Brandy L. Evans '01, "I'm sure there's room for more than 100 people". She said East Campus House Manager Siobhain Blank is currently arranging for more East Campus rooms to be made available.

They arranged for more than $500 billion in cuts to come from defense spending.

For this portion of the trip, the White House arranged for more intimate speeches in rural settings.

To prepare for a strike, Verizon has arranged for more than 30,000 retired managers to cross the picket line.

Visitors will then be bused into the city, which has arranged for more than 400 shuttle buses.

Two and a half trillion to play with makes it easy to arrange for more people to see their taxes go down than up if they choose the flat-tax alternative.

She wants procedures streamlined and the UN to arrange for more judges to reinforce the 11 already appointed to sit on the three-judge panels which oversee the trials.

While the city of Turin paid for more than 2,000 delegates to stay in hotels and religious institutions, Coldiretti, Italy's National Farmers Federation, arranged for more than 900 delegates to stay at farms outside the city.