Sentence examples for longer-term arrangements from inspiring English sources

There would be a logical financial motivation for this: BBC Sport has already suffered a series of recent budget cuts and is anxious to protect existing, longer-term arrangements with the likes of Wimbledon, the Olympics and the Six Nations.

A safe housing program would increase the number of dwellings specifically available for women and children fleeing domestic violence, filling a gap between crisis housing and longer-term arrangements, he said.

The changes signal a move on the part of Wal-Mart, the world's largest retailer, away from intermittent transactions with many suppliers toward longer-term arrangements with a smaller group of manufacturers.

FFA on Thursday confirmed the appointment of the 65-year-old as Ange Postecoglou's successor on a short-term contract, with longer-term arrangements to be announced "in the near future".

These included longer-term arrangements for Gaza's border crossings, the fate of a kidnapped Israeli soldier held by Hamas and of thousands of Palestinians held by Israel, and a power-sharing deal between Hamas and its rivals.

Longer-term arrangements include a five-year contract with Water Taxi Beach, which operates a concession on the island's artificial beach (with plenty of sand but no water access) and presents concerts for a fee, including the D.J. festival I sampled.

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.