Sentence examples for controversial arrangements from inspiring English sources
Amazon and Facebook have unwound their controversial arrangements for shifting UK sales overseas.
Ministers are suspending controversial arrangements under which the NHS shares patients' details with the Home Office so they can trace people breaking immigration rules.
The number of workers on zero-hours contracts has increased by almost a fifth in the last year, sparking concerns that employers are increasingly turning to the controversial arrangements to cut back workers' pay and conditions.
Those are the - also controversial - arrangements used by companies such as Sports Direct, JD Wetherspoons and Cineworld.
Meanwhile, according to a survey of 5,000 Unite members, as many as 5.5 million people could be on the controversial arrangements.
Last May, Amazon chose to end its practice of booking UK sales in Luxembourg, becoming the first internet firm to abandon the controversial arrangement.
On days when the Khans did not go to the courthouse, each spent twenty-three hours alone in his cell, an increasingly routine, and controversial, arrangement for defendants who have yet to be tried.
BankAtlantic was stuck with the so-called bad bank — nonperforming and troubled loans — making it a controversial arrangement that echoed the deals struck during the financial crisis, when relatively healthy firms acquired assets from struggling banks.
George Osborne had promised to stop multinationals diverting UK sales and profits overseas, but Google this month announced it had struck a deal with HMRC to continue the controversial arrangement.
The Obama administration has decided to preserve a controversial arrangement under which a single military official is permitted to direct both the National Security Agency and the military's cyberwarfare command despite an external review panel's recommendation against doing so, according to U.S. officials.
To commit our island to such a controversial arrangement without any consultation is unacceptable.
