Sentence examples for enter into arrangements from inspiring English sources

We will never enter into arrangements under which the people of Gibraltar would pass under the sovereignty of another state against your wishes.

And it must not enter into arrangements in which third parties agree or are offered considerations to favor certain Microsoft products to the exclusion of non-Microsoft products.

You shall not have, and shall not hold Yourself out as having, any authority to incur any expenditure in GNM's name or otherwise enter into arrangements that would be binding on GNM.

A university is free, just as Chris asserts, not to enter into arrangements with another institution for all kinds of reasons: the curriculums may not fit, the finances may not work, the prestige of the would-be-partner may be insufficient.

Another document, on Nov. 19, 1999, describes the incorporation of Mahonia II, which it says "will be invited from time to time to enter into arrangements that will assist the Chase Manhattan Bank in providing finance for major U.S. oil and gas companies".

But no government since 2004 has had an absolute majority in both houses, which means every government has had to do deals or enter into arrangements with the Greens or minor parties or independents to get each piece of legislation through the upper house.

Columbia Funds Distributor secretly entered into arrangements with at least nine companies and individual investors, according to the S.E.C.

Unlike most professionals working in the NHS, GPs are effectively self-employed – and so can benefit personally by entering into arrangements with private companies.

On Friday, research released in the Medical Journal of Australia found that legislation criminalising compensated surrogacy was doing little to stop Australian would-be parents entering into arrangements with overseas surrogates.

It is not the first time the LTA has entered into arrangements with high-profile former players, having had brief flirtations with both John McEnroe and Jimmy Connors, though the deal with Gilbert would involve a far larger commitment on all sides.

The administration's plan is for universities and community colleges to provide training, but to also rely on high-tech educational academies, some of which have entered into arrangements with cities to train workers in a matter of months and then help place them in jobs.