Sentence examples for broad arrangement from inspiring English sources

Time Inc. as part of a broad arrangement across all its magazines, will begin to distribute AOL discs.

But the likely broad arrangement is laced with uncertainties in the finer detail, which will be picked over in the weeks ahead.

He committed to a broad arrangement with Mr. Speight, agreeing to pay his company a monthly fee for a variety of services, including insurance advice, office space and consulting.

The first condition disapproved partial preferential arrangements covering only some products, while accepting broad arrangements covering (substantially) all products.

Furthermore, the provision to disapprove partial preferential arrangements covering only some products, while accepting broad arrangements covering virtually all products, found support within Viner's framework.

The broader arrangement turned the wistful "Higher Window," "Galileo" and the Portuguese "Você Existe em Mim" into anthems for Mr. Groban's elegant voice.

Egyptian officials and the United Nations envoy in the region are now trying to broker a broader arrangement for a long-term truce that would allow significant investment in development projects in Gaza.

The Parliament also gave the government the authority to sign a new loan agreement with the foreign lenders and approve a broader arrangement to reduce the amount Greece must repay to its bondholders.

Japan was a party to the now-aborted Trans-Pacific Partnership, a broad trade arrangement negotiated under President Barack Obama that would have lowered trade barriers between the United States and many Asian countries, with the notable exception of China.

Whereupon Maharaja Budhachandra, the 34-year-old incumbent's grandfather, established a democratically elected assembly with broad powers.That arrangement lasted barely a year before Budhachandra was taken captive by Indian officials and forced―at gunpoint, Manipuris say―to sign away his kingdom.To atone for this, he adopted a life of fasting and prayer, funded by a fat Indian stipend.

(KI 35, human resource manager, international organisation) This building block focuses on broad governance arrangements for health professional education (including collaboration across government ministries), policy development, and information on the funding of health workforce education (10).