Sentence examples for making suitable arrangements from inspiring English sources

The hospital said high levels of emergency admissions and bed-blocking had caused difficulties in making suitable arrangements for some patients to leave, which would allow new patients in.

John Betjeman, the press attaché at the British embassy in Dublin, played a key liaison role with the Irish government in making suitable arrangements.

First Selectwoman Natalie Ketchum said: "We are talking with the owners to make suitable arrangements prior to putting the properties on the market.

During the upcoming months, Fabchannel will strive to make suitable arrangements with employees, customers and suppliers.

She starts with her own staff, helping them make suitable arrangements.

"I am sure that the athletics club will make suitable arrangements for training and events while we build the new track which we want to be the best possible.

According to its Constitution, a principal function of WHO "is to act as the directing and coordinating authority on international health work", in support of which it "may make suitable arrangements for consultation and cooperation with NGOs in carrying out its international health work" [4].

It's likely that the majority of your guests will respect your decision and make suitable arrangements, but it's also likely that there will be a few guests who make you feel uncomfortable about your decision.

Where specific studies are necessary to complete project preparation undertaken at the request of the Fund and these cannot be carried out by FAO, the Fund shall make suitable arrangements in consultation with FAO for the completion of such studies.

Instead of getting to the building and finding out you can't navigate the stairs, or take the lift, etc., it's better for the interviewers to know in advance and make suitable arrangements to assist you.

Reasons for non-participation included being too ill, having too far to travel to the hospital or being unable to make suitable travel arrangements, having no one to accompany them to the vision assessment, being unavailable on the vision assessment dates and not being interested in taking part in the research.