Sentence examples for sets of arrangements from inspiring English sources

It is important to note that the theory has served an analytical function, since in real life practice, these three sets of arrangements are interrelated and enable and constrain the conduct of the other simultaneously.

Financial markets in the advanced economies provide risk capital through different sets of arrangements -- venture funds, public trading of shares, private equity, etc.

But soon the elaborate set of arrangements disintegrated.

In the later 1990s, Martland's production slowed to a set of arrangements of Purcell.

'Congestion-charging is a potential move towards a much more local set of arrangements,' says Andrew Dilnot, director of the Institute of Fiscal Studies.

After all, electoral-representative democracy is a set of arrangements that enable ordinary citizens to have influence on government.

They prospered thereafter and by a unique set of arrangements the balance was kept between religious communities.

The result is an eclectic set of arrangements along the same lines as the ENO's deal with Bonn.

The £9bn figure that we have seen is just the largest part of a complicated set of arrangements involving public and private finance.

Sheffield differs from Manchester, for example, in that it has not asked for control over health and social care, and has a different set of arrangements around skills.

One is to propose a set of arrangements to enable the Union to work when it has 25-30 memberatherher than its present 15.