Sentence examples for in arrangements for from inspiring English sources
Both old and new works will be played in arrangements for recorders and synthesizers.
His subsequent offer to resign because of criticism of his part in arrangements for an abortive Mesopotamian campaign was refused.
It originated in arrangements, for voice and lute, of popular chansons (secular part-songs) written in a light chordal style.
Indeed, several of the concertos are doubly familiar, heard more often in arrangements for other instruments by Bach.
South Korea ought to be Japan's ally in arrangements for collective self-defence, yet relations have hit a low-point.
Leo is a prominent Pruitt backer and longtime friend who was involved in arrangements for the administrator's visit to Italy last year.
Formica said there were no new lock-in arrangements for individual fund managers but it is expected that Gross will stay.
In view of the substantial QOF incentives for the delivery of smoking brief interventions and the less substantial opt-in arrangements for alcohol brief interventions, this study adds to the evidence suggesting that more substantial incentives would be associated with greater delivery of a brief intervention.
33 In view of the substantial QOF incentives for the delivery of smoking brief interventions and the less substantial opt-in arrangements for alcohol brief interventions, this study adds to the evidence suggesting that more substantial incentives are likely to be associated with greater delivery of brief intervention.
18 There are several possible reasons for the difference between alcohol and smoking 19– 25 but one may be differences in financial incentives: there are substantial incentives to intervene on smoking in GP surgeries but less substantial opt-in arrangements for alcohol consumption.
Thus, there appears to be a large difference based on primary care databases between the delivery of brief intervention for smoking and alcohol, 13, 14, 18 which may relate to the substantial financial incentives for smoking brief intervention but less substantial opt-in arrangements for alcohol.
