Sentence examples for bespoke arrangements from inspiring English sources

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Hatton says he hopes the government will come up with "bespoke" arrangements for those already settled in the country.

The government remains hopeful, pointing out that the EU already has bespoke arrangements with countries including the Ukraine and Switzerland.

The show's playbill described that night's performance as a "genre-bending audio-visual journey" featuring "bespoke" arrangements of old and new songs, "within contextual tapestries of drone, noise, feedback, low subs, and collapsible rhythms".

BBC political correspondent Iain Watson said some ministers who voted to leave will "push for bespoke arrangements" for the UK after it leaves, and are "prepared to resist any blanket acceptance of EU regulations".

There are alternative non-state pots of cash, these are usually found in charitable foundations of one kind or another, though these tend to be less likely to be able to support you to design a bespoke arrangement.

That means pursuing a bespoke arrangement which gives British companies the maximum freedom to trade with and operate in the single market, and enables us to decide for ourselves how we control immigration".

Two other options, that the overall deal would obviate the need for a hard border or a bespoke arrangement for Northern Ireland, are being discussed in parallel in the current round of talks.

Customs union members cannot negotiate their own trade deals outside the EU, which is why leaving it – while hopefully negotiating a bespoke arrangement – has been one of the government's Brexit goals.

However, Britain was also proposing a nine- or 10-month transition period and a bespoke arrangement for a fishing deal in the wider transition agreement, which he hoped would be in place by March next year.

A Theresa May mantra, "frictionless trade" would require a "bespoke arrangement" with the EU creating a "new free trade area" for goods and a "combined customs territory" that together would protect supply chains and just-in-time delivery with a bare minimum of customs and regulatory controls.