"hold arrangements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to plans that you have made for a particular situation. For example, "We have to hold arrangements to make sure our trip runs smoothly."
Despite the demands, the union negotiators added that their priorities remain "achieving parity in basic cable, taking care of unfinished business in new media, and limiting unpaid exclusivity and holding arrangements that increasingly prevent television writers from making a living -- this while protecting the health and pension plans that make all our lives tenable".
Responding to claims that the government had not acted quickly enough to relocate the children it had offered to help, the court said: "We are not prepared to hold that arrangements have not been made as soon as possible, for this is not something within the control of the UK government".
We assumed that the upstream and downstream exon of a given exon should hold similar arrangements in its orthologous gene pair [ 22, 23].
Utilize tiki torches to hold flower arrangements for a daytime wedding.
This will hold your arrangement in place.
To maximize the benefits from the dusting, hold the arrangement at an angle in one hand while using the duster with the other hand.
League officials are rightly miffed, as they tried to do all the right things when they found out a player had passed away they tried to find out where the funeral was going to be held so they could make arrangements to attend and send condolences to the family.
Because nothing but friction and gravity holds these arrangements in place, there is a sense of danger about them — that they could come crashing down.
Scotland's courts held these arrangements to be incompatible with the requirements set out in the ECHR for ensuring fair trials.Canada, New Zealand and the many European countries that have entrenched human-rights legislation have not encountered serious problems.
The ruling allowed the government to resume its preparations for Mr. McVeigh's execution at the federal prison in Terre Haute, Ind., where Mr. McVeigh is being held, including arrangements for survivors and victims' relatives to view the execution in Oklahoma City via closed circuit television.
