Sentence examples for longer term arrangement from inspiring English sources

Whether it is a one-off project or a longer term arrangement, these collaborations can pay off, with both sides gaining new customers and saving cash.

Although for very different reasons and on different terms, Hamas shares with Israel the goal of a longer term arrangement that would not force it to make political concessions such as recognition of Israel and renunciation of the armed struggle.

What this in effect means is that interlocutors have to talk to interlocutors to reach one of the two concerned parties -- hardly a recipe for the kind of success that does not simply end the immediate bloodshed but creates the basis for a longer term arrangement that has a chance of moving things forward.

Greg Roche, head of the statutory body overseeing township leasing, said he had been aware of complaints for some time, and in his view "the issue of service provision cannot be fully addressed until the Northern Territory government puts in place longer term arrangements to clarify its role in relation to the Alice Springs town camps".

Senator Alan Maclean, Economic Development Minister, said both island's governments would like to put in place longer term arrangements, but could not due to "uncertainty".

Therefore, the provider should be willing to make longer term arrangements for follow-up and repeated invitations.

Once the emergency bills are passed, senators can butt heads over the summer to create a longer-term arrangement.

Better still if it were to make its nominations according to some openly published rules.And what might a longer-term arrangement look like?

Blackwell's own situation is fluid - his contract expires at the end of the season and negotiations for a longer-term arrangement are yet to commence - but on current evidence he has earned the right to stage a more meaningful bid for promotion next term.

Barry was out of contract after his deal with Manchester City expired and had been considering a number of offers but has decided to make his stay with the Toffees a longer-term arrangement, with the contract announced on the club's website.

How it panned out The board spoke initially to Rafael Benítez about taking over on an interim basis but when the Spaniard suggested he was seeking a longer-term arrangement, turned instead to Villas-Boas's assistant, Di Matteo, hoping the close relationship he enjoyed with the senior players might help heal some of the wounds at the club.