Sentence examples for three-year arrangement from inspiring English sources

In January 2000, the IMF entered into a three-year arrangement under its Poverty Reduction Growth Facility (PRGF) to provide Chad with approximately $50 million to support structural adjustment.

Teneo, meanwhile, named Bill Clinton its "honorary chairman". Clinton had been initially tapped for a three-year arrangement in which he would provide advice to Teneo "regarding geopolitical, economic and social trends," according to a separate June 2011 memo that Band wrote to the State Department seeking ethics approval for the former president's employment.

The deal covers Premiership games from next season, but also includes a three-year arrangement for BT Vision to show live European matches involving leading English clubs.

The Premiership deal with BT Vision covers games from the 2012-13 season, but also includes a three-year arrangement to show live European matches involving leading English clubs.

David Pottruck, left, Schwab's co-chief executive, said he expected the three-year arrangement, at a cost he would not disclose, to attract new customers to Schwab.

Temple is upgrading its schedule, extending its contract with Penn State; adding Connecticut, Rutgers and Maryland; and seeking a three-year arrangement with Notre Dame that would begin in 2013.

They also ended the eight-year arrangement under which ESPN had shared Sunday night games with TNT.

The application was within the bounds of the Mineral Titles Act, and the six-year arrangement provided "greater security for exploration investment".

But last May, in what could be a more successful variation, Columbia entered into a five-year arrangement worth some $40 million with Richard Pryor, who is considered to be one of today's top three stars in terms of drawing audiences into movie theatres.

"I would prefer to throw in a 10th game," Harrison said of what will be the first installment of a two-year arrangement with the Santa Fe League Guards, who are coming off a 2-8 campaign.

UFC and ESPN completed their bond beyond the one announced earlier this month on Wednesday, bringing all non-pay-per-view fights to the cable giant and its streaming arm, ESPN+, in a reported $1.5-billion 1.5-billionarrangement.