Sentence examples for external arrangements from inspiring English sources
Mr. Halsey would handle the financial negotiations, the media, all of the external arrangements.
Despite this, Jewish authorities sought to bring to bear upon these external arrangements the ethical standards that governed the internal structures.
The proposed formulation, suitable for both the external arrangements, allows to evaluate the influence of the dissipative solutions on the system modal properties.
As such, it is very different from modern encyclopedias, which are based on an external arrangement of content such as the alphabetical order rather than context, even though we still use the term "encyclopedic" for medieval tomes containing diverse knowledge such as the manuscript in question, AM 194 8vo.
To research mechanical behaviour of square hollow section (SHS) brace-H-shaped steel chord T-joints under axial compression, eight different β joint specimens with different external stiffeners arrangements at the foot of SHS brace were tested under axial compression in brace.
However, this effect is somewhat limited in the private economy since private business owners hold considerable autonomous power in accepting external institutional arrangements.
Socioeconomic asset profiles of households constitute their decision on the use and/or rearrangement of assets, known as livelihood strategy, which is influenced by both internal and external institutional arrangements along with risk exposure (Wisner et al. 2004).
The sensor power consumption amounts to 3 μW and the sensitivity is adjustable by a convenient external feedback arrangement.
To better understand who gets a "crèche" place, we establish the socio-demographic profiles of parents whose child(ren) is attending a nursery comparing to the parents of baby who use another external childcare arrangement.
In France, free public school is available for most children from the age of three but before situations are diverse: the most common external childcare arrangement being individual childminder whereas only 15% of children are hosted in a collective daycare – the so called "crèche".
