Sentence examples for technical arrangements from inspiring English sources
"technical arrangements" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to plans, systems or agreements made with a particular purpose or goal. For example: "The two companies settled their dispute through technical arrangements."
The titles are clever and well-placed, the photography and other technical arrangements are excellent.
My role involves liaising with concert venues, promoters and agents globally to ensure all logistical and technical arrangements are in place.
After pondering the idea last spring, Mr. Prisinzano turned to veterans of pirate radio in cities like Austin, Tex., to take care of technical arrangements.
Currently available commercial solutions are inadequate in supporting full network co-ordination in terms of business process changes and technical arrangements.
Wherever reference is made in the text of this Agreement to technical arrangements, it is understood that such reference has to do with the technical arrangements to be agreed upon by the Ministers of Defense of the two Governments, and which are hereby authorized.
A peace package drawn by the Organisation for African Unity, the UN and the US has been accepted by Eritrea while Ethiopia has been prevaricating on the issue of technical arrangements.
The technical arrangement of the sample introduction system has been designed based on the fluidized bed concept.
A transit agreement is also a bilateral business and technical arrangement, but one in which the transit provider agrees to carry traffic from the customer to third parties, and from third parties to the customer.
A peering agreement is a bilateral business and technical arrangement in which two connectivity providers agree to accept traffic from one another (and from one another's customers, and their customers' customers).
Our present-day socio-technical energy regime is a global integrated technical arrangement based on cheap high-yield energy sources (fossil fuels) with built-in 'progressive' social and economic directions.
Decisions will be made on the basis of the substance of the arrangement, rather than on its denomination as an international agreement, a memorandum of understanding, exchange of notes, exchange of letters, technical arrangement, protocol, note verbale, aide-memoire, agreed minute, or any other name.
