Sentence examples for finding arrangements from inspiring English sources

It said the European Union had agreed "to participate in finding arrangements that will allow Iceland to restore its financial system and economy".

"In 12 years I think I've improved in some elements of my creative field, like writing better lyrics or finding instrumental melodies or finding arrangements that are a little more special," he notes.

The National Commission of Audit, after finding arrangements left in the wake of Gonski to be "complex, inconsistent and lack ing) transparency," has recently urged the new government to abandon the national bucket in favour of a devolved approach – give the money to the states, that is, for their use and distribution within a broad national framework.

What it does mean is finding arrangements to allow a Member State like the UK to restore a sense of fairness and bring down the current spike in numbers.

The Cutwidth Minimization Problem, also known as the Minimum Cut Linear Arrangement consists of finding an arrangement of the vertices of a graph on a line, in such a way that the maximum number of edges between each pair of consecutive vertices is minimized.

Current complex society necessitates finding inclusive arrangements for delivering sustainable road infrastructure integrating design, construction and maintenance stages of the project lifecycle.

Jillian of Square Enix Music Online, on the other hand, was "disappointed" with the album, finding the arrangements to be "simplistic" and the performances, while good technically, to be lacking in passion.

Some of the point of being in an open relationship is finding an arrangement that fits your own needs.

Single floor facility layout problem (FLP) is related to finding the arrangement of a given number of departments within a facility; while in multi-floor FLP, the departments should be imbedded in some floors inside the facility.

After nearly giving up on finding an arrangement, Suzanne recently met a 39-year-old college professor from Dover, N.J.

Most techniques for modeling structures are based on finding the arrangement of atoms that has the lowest energy, where the energy is calculated using either the classical ionic two-body potential model or a quantum mechanical model such as density functional theory.