Sentence examples similar to fitting arrangements for from inspiring English sources

"GE has a special arrangement;for now".

According to the NAO, the BBC was "too optimistic" about its ability to complete the project after it took it in-house from contractor Siemens in 2009, with reporting arrangements "not fit for purpose" and no single manager made responsible for the entire venture.

Although such 'cash-for-care' arrangements fitted the home care system in a country, there were still some differences with the traditional manner of organising home care in that country, which resulted in increasing importance of private providers for example [ 24].

Numerous areas were "not fit for purpose" including governance of the project, arrangements for reporting progress to BBC bosses and risk management.

She wants any offers made to Scotland to be offered to Wales, calling the funding arrangements "not fit for purpose.

Writing in the Belfast Telegraph, First Minister Peter Robinson had said arrangements for devolved government were "no longer fit for purpose".

We often have to make special, and sometimes expensive, delivery arrangements for our bigger purchases that don't fit in standard-sized vehicles, or we have to hunt down someone who has a truck and convince them to help us.

Mr Robinson recently said the arrangements for devolved government at Stormont were "no longer fit for purpose".

Northern Ireland's political parties have been giving their reaction to First Minister Peter Robinson's comments that arrangements for devolved government at Stormont "are no longer fit for purpose.

Northern Ireland's First Minister Peter Robinson recently said the arrangements for devolved government at Stormont were "no longer fit for purpose".

In June, WME-IMG announced a deal to expand its reach with sports and entertainment into China, and with UFC content as an asset this kind of arrangement would fit very well for the entertainment powerhouse.