Sentence examples for longstanding arrangement from inspiring English sources

Under a longstanding arrangement, Education and Health Centers obtains contracts and pays Community Education to run the halfway houses.

He says it had been a longstanding arrangement that the commisisoner of the day met with crime reporters.

For more than a decade a loose-knit, multidisciplinary collective called Odyssey Works has been quietly inverting art's longstanding arrangement with its audience.

Under a longstanding arrangement administered by Islamic authorities, Jews are allowed to visit the site during certain hours but may not pray there.

By longstanding arrangement, most carmakers pay dealers a percentage of the invoice price, usually from 2 to 3percentto to cover interest charges for the first 90 days.

"You owe me five quid," he says, referring to a longstanding arrangement under which I pay my sons £5 each time I quote them directly.

The data from the radar in Turkey — combined with an array of other data and American intelligence assessments of missile threats — will be shared with allies, including Israel, in keeping with longstanding arrangements, officials said.

One reason for the surge in violence is that Mr. Calderón and his public security minister, Genaro García Luna, have upset longstanding arrangements between the police and drug traffickers at every level of government, several experts on crime in Mexico said.

Under longstanding arrangements that Ms. Miscik said would change, the directorate of operations typically shields information about the identity, motivations and even access to information of its sources from the directorate of intelligence.

These officials, still struggling to understand the federal law, predict that many beneficiaries will be confused as longstanding arrangements are disrupted and replaced with private Medicare plans offering different packages of drug benefits under different sets of rules.

Under longstanding arrangements, Islamic religious authorities administer al-Aqsa; Israel allows Jews to visit but not pray in the compound in Jerusalem's walled Old City that it captured, with other parts of east Jerusalem and the West Bank, in a 1967 war.