Sentence examples for revised arrangements from inspiring English sources

He said under the revised arrangements, 97% of commonwealth waters within 100km of the coast would be open for recreational fishing, and 80% of marine parks.

He said under the revised arrangements 97% of commonwealth waters within 100km of the coast would be open for recreational fishing, and 80% of marine parks.

Fourth, we abandoned or revised arrangements which allowed other news providers or aggregators to sell our content to third parties in return for a fee.

The survey was conducted after Ofcom's suggestion that the Greens did not constitute a major party prompted David Cameron to suggest he would not take part unless they were given a place, sparking a controversy that has had broadcasters scrambling to come up with revised arrangements and smaller parties issuing competing demands about the format.

"I have therefore written to local government leaders to request a pause of the transition with immediate effect in order to bring in the revised arrangements.

But the government says that rising life expectancy means that the current pension scheme is unaffordable - and that the revised arrangements will still represent a good deal.

Cheshire West and Chester council says that under the revised arrangement, money for affordable housing "will be available if the development can afford it".

Dish said in a statement that it still saw merit in a merger with Sprint, but said that conditions imposed by Sprint's revised arrangement with SoftBank made it "impracticable" to put together a fresh bid in time.

As the Cypriot Parliament postponed until Friday a vote on fresh proposals, Mr. Dijsselbloem said that a levy on deposits was inevitable to help cover the cost of a bailout, but that a revised arrangement should put a greater burden on richer depositors.

In 1870, George Bentham published a revised arrangement in his Flora Australiensis.

In 1981, Alex George published a revised arrangement that placed B. attenuata in the subgenus Banksia because of its flower spike, section Banksia because its styles are straight rather than hooked, and the series Cyrtostylis, a large and rather heterogenous series of twelve species.