Sentence examples similar to tracking arrangements from inspiring English sources

Now European firms are starting to consider the tracking arrangement.

Everyone can sympathise with the frustration felt by thousands of British tourists stuck in Egypt over the tortoise-like arrangements being made to fly them home – misery compounded by envy of the fast-track arrangements that Russia has put in place for its own stranded holidaymakers.

In reviewing that experience, the IMF even suggested that it might be useful for future IMF lending programmes to have "a mechanism to terminate off-track arrangements".

In reviewing that episode, the IMF even went so far as to suggest that it might be useful for future IMF lending programmes to have "a mechanism to terminate off-track arrangements".

Well, let's take a pithy look at what each of these Collector's Editions offer... Thom Yorke & Co.'s first, Pablo Honey, gives us a second disc featuring the Drill EP's demos "Prove Yourself," "Stupid Car," "You," and "Thinking About You" that showcase the band in a more raw form (a couple of these tracks' arrangements even survive their Pablo-ization).

Clinicians' predictions are routinely used to prioritise patients who are suitable for inclusion in programmes such as the Gold Standards Framework, 6 to determine which patients are suitable for "fast-tracking" arrangements for referral to community care, and to determine eligibility for clinical trials.

Songs flaunt garage-rock riffing and bubble-gum nonsense syllables and surf-rock lead guitar; within three-minute tracks the arrangements keep shifting and sometimes explode, as in "I'm Your Villain".

Toronto's Lower Bay station was closed in 1966, allegedly due to an overly complicated track arrangement.

This roller-track arrangement supports and guides the door as it is opened.

Indeed, to obtain the full benefit of borrowing under the Brics bank's "contingent reserve arrangement" would still be contingent on a country having an "on-track arrangement" with the IMF.

In "Make Love to Me Tonight" the narrator worries about his job now that "foreclosure is as common as a lying politician," in a track arrangement that harks back to "Gasoline Alley".