Sentence examples for legacy arrangements from inspiring English sources

But Clegg also suggested it might not easy to simply stop sending the letters, arguing "legacy" arrangements could not be casually disregarded.

Earlier, Nick Clegg suggested it would not be easy to stop such letters being issued, arguing "legacy" arrangements could not be casually disregarded.

This is a legacy arrangement based on the fact that at one point the U.S. brought in about 90% of the sponsor money, now it is about 40%.

Cogent's business model rests on the continuation of legacy peering arrangements protected as part of the regulatory conditions phone companies put on themselves; those will eventually expire.

"We are having to deal with the legacy of previous contractual arrangements".

The system used to analyze air samples included a laboratory mass spectrometer with a dedicated resistive column heating arrangement (no legacy air bath column oven).

Under the current arrangement, a legacy of the Korean War, the United States would command not only its own troops amid fighting on the Korean Peninsula but also those of the South.

Knepper patched up his relationship with Mingus in the late-1970s and then played with the legacy band Mingus Dynasty, wrote arrangements for the alto saxophonist Lee Konitz, worked in Japan with the Toshiko Akiyoshi-Lew Tabackin Orchestra and joined Swiss pianist George Gruntz's Concert Jazz Band.

Former Olympics Minister Tessa Jowell said the new arrangement honoured the long term legacy pledge made during the bidding process.

Until now, there were complicated financial arrangements between STV and ITV - the legacy of the days when the whole Channel 3 network was made up of independent, regionally-based companies.

Finally, the paper advocates taking the "hydrosocial cycle" as an analytical framework for designing new institutional arrangements that will include both rectifying the legacy of the past (the specific role of DWA) and acknowledging legitimate local interests.