Margrethe Vestager, the new EU competition commissioner, has vowed to make tackling multinational tax avoidance a high priority and described the Double Irish as "a very unfortunate arrangement".
In Gerry Taylor's words, at best 'The Manchester Evening News made a million, and the Guardian lost a million' – an unfortunate arrangement when the MEN was, according to journalist Harry Jackson, 'going through a bad patch' itself.
However, (and I am obviously making far too much of this), there is an implicit and unfortunate implication in this arrangement.
Beck apologizes for this unfortunate oversight and is making arrangements for the corrected lyrics to be available gratis via Beck.com.com
Its arrangement has an unfortunate dirge-like quality, four and a half minutes of fade out, and Ms. Blige riffs without much conviction.
The paucity of mitochondrial genomes available from among the Acariformes is especially unfortunate given their tendency to evolve unusual gene arrangements and truncated examples of tRNA genes [ 14– 14].
It was an arrangement that resulted in rapid technological triumph, human misery, and an unfortunate detour in our journey to the stars.
Unexpected arrangements by his lean nine-piece band keep fans on their toes, and unfortunate 70s memories of chest hair pouring out of a low-buttoned shirt are agreeably buried.
"Unfortunate," the Los Angeles Times editorial board branded the Harris ruling, underscoring the patent unfairness of such an arrangement.
From age eleven, Bourgeois was raised by a governess who was in truth her father's mistress, an unfortunate fact which led Bourgeois to hate her father and resent her mother for accepting the arrangement.
