Sentence examples for calling arrangements from inspiring English sources

But this set offers the pleasures of hearing the master stretching out, playing jazz guitar interludes, calling arrangements on the fly.

Work out your calling arrangements, and decide what options are cheapest.

Economists call arrangements of this kind "payments for ecosystem services," and they follow a rationale known as the Coase theorem.

(D) Assurances that any local and regional EMS system protocol formally includes information on community on-call arrangements.

The preferred 'on call' arrangements, notice to deploy, period of overseas deployment and shift length are all identified.

The preferred 'on call' arrangements were for periods of 1 month while the majority needed between 6 and 24 hours notice to deploy.

There were differences in the total average number of weekly hours timetabled and direct clinical activity, owing to the varying on-call arrangements.

In retrospect, more detailed information could have been sought on some aspects of clinical practice: for example, workload and case mix, team working and on call arrangements as well as deficiencies in postgraduate training.

ABC is calling the arrangement, which was disclosed in The Wall Street Journal yesterday, an experiment.

"Looking Backward" carefully avoids calling this arrangement "socialism" -- a word connoting furtive men with European accents, sinister facial hair and bombs.

Phillip Hall, who unearthed the document while researching his book "Royal Fortune," goes a step further, calling the arrangement "historical fiction".