Sentence examples for convoluted arrangement from inspiring English sources

This convoluted arrangement takes advantage of the Bundesbank's expertise and manpower but keeps it independent.

And this convoluted arrangement at least avoided two conclusions that could well have been worse.

Further development leads to a convoluted arrangement of the lophs, such teeth being termed selenolophodont.

The BBC scornfully dismissed this convoluted arrangement: and it became clear that ITV had miscalculated.

He also offered a convoluted arrangement for the factions to negotiate constitutional amendments this week that would be added to the charter after the vote.

ALTHOUGH it set off a gold rush, the convoluted arrangement had built-in problems, creating immediate nightmares for customers and, eventually, havoc for wholesalers.

It's oblivious to anything like pop fashion, relying on hand-played instruments and convoluted arrangements; its songs ease into odd meters like 11/4 ("The Teacher"), or move through ingenious, accelerating tempos like "Hurricane Eye".

It is one of the most convoluted arrangements in Washington for complying with campaign finance laws - and that is saying something.

These convoluted arrangements to distance employees from their employer are one of the ways working people have had money drained away from them in the last 20 years.

The new arrangements are so convoluted that even the man responsible for overseeing them, Alastair MacGregor, the Biometrics Commissioner, has cast doubt as to whether they can work effectively and fairly.

It is nearly four years since U2's headline gig at Glastonbury, where activists clashed with security after unfurling a banner asking "U pay tax 2?" However, the band's lead singer, Bono, 55, remains unrepentant, and has defended its convoluted financial arrangements as "just some smart people we have … trying to be sensible about the way we're taxed".