Sentence examples for decide on arrangements from inspiring English sources
The government was speaking over their heads to schools and in effect suggesting that the reviews, which were supposed to decide on arrangements for 16-19 educarean area by area across the country, were irrelevant.
Whatever is decided on, arrangements must comply with the schools admissions code and be fair, clear and objective.
Involve your child: ask him or her for ideas and make sure your child is part of the planning (and the painting) Decide on the arrangement of the furniture: draw out different possibilities on paper.
They had to decide on the ticketing arrangements for the final day since tickets had not been sold in advance.
The devolved administrations in Edinburgh, Cardiff and Belfast will decide on their own arrangements to help the other 106 survivors still living in the UK, in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
The convention requires signatory countries to return children who have been unilaterally removed abroad so that the courts in their home countries can decide on the future arrangements for them.
As social actors, how do grown children and their aging parents decide on their living arrangements?
So take your time and think about what I have said".. Decide on your living arrangements.
Foreign ministers of the 15-member union said Serbia and Montenegro must decide on a new arrangement "within an overall federal framework".
The high degree of variation in the latter makes it difficult to conclusively decide on the original arrangement of this gene complex.
