Sentence examples for charged arrangement from inspiring English sources

Is it worth saving at all? Hiring private companies and self-interested individuals to deliver public services is an old, if charged, arrangement.

Tate says: "Through rigorous, highly charged arrangements of commonplace objects and materials, Wilkes has developed an articulate and eloquent vocabulary that touches on issues of femininity and sexuality".

With some mortgage providers charging arrangement fees of up to thousands of pounds, the chancellor said: "Brokers want you to come back every two years, rather than every 10 or 20.

The FCA was forced to intervene last year when it banned seven loan brokers from taking on new business after it emerged they were charging arrangement "fees" of up to £75 and in some cases making repeated attempts to take the money straight from the same bank accounts.

It can be concluded that with the decline rate of battery's price increases, BSS reschedule the charging arrangement.

It can be concluded that with the cost of each battery decreases, BSS reschedule the charging arrangement.

However, it needs more incentives for BSS to change the configuration decision and reschedule the charging arrangement, including the decline of battery's price, increasing the price difference between peak and valley price in grid power TOU price and increasing allowance for PV system to reduce price for purchasing PV energy.

Examine the car's electrical system, particularly the battery and charging arrangement.

Last November, my charity received a letter from the bank advising us of changes to our charging arrangements.

While the Creative Society had been "establishing itself as a successful and sustainable social enterprise, the banking sector has seen a significant amount of change requiring us to review all of our special charging arrangements".

One of the review's key findings said: "Australia's current resource charging arrangements fail to collect an appropriate return for the community from allowing private firms to exploit non-renewable resources, mainly because these arrangements are unresponsive to changes in profits".