Sentence examples for via arrangements from inspiring English sources

This has previously been achieved via arrangements with, for example, Age Concern, Help the Aged (now joined together as Age UK), housing associations, primary medical care centres, Local Authority departments, mobility scooter shops, and bingo halls.

When a witness is being protected, members of the operations team – whose job it is to put together the case – are only supposed to be able to gain access to him via arrangement with the protection unit.

Complexity reduction "entails the pursuit of equilibrium via simplistic arrangements", while complexity absorption is achieved "via more complex strategies, structures, and decision processes" (Walters & Bhuian, 2004, p. 98; cf. Boisot & Child, 1999; Eisenhardt et al., 2000).

"We are keen to make our services as widely available as possible and to do so via wholesale arrangements".

Actually, his greatest feat has been maintaining the family's iron control of the empire via voting arrangements that are patently unfair, at least to British eyes.

(The willingness of these large companies to invest in the residential solar market via leasing arrangements is one reason that the installers would much rather lease you a system than have you buy one, even though buying one is usually a better deal if you can afford it.

Indeed, Dell spends a little more than 1% of sales on research and development, and its forays into growth areas like printers and storage have come via resale arrangements with Lexmark International and EMC.

Then a professor at Stanford, he remained interested in the therapeutic potential of his chosen field, but he stayed in academia, content with getting his feet wet in business via consulting arrangements.

One interesting question is whether these sorts of data processing shifts could encourage regulators in international regions outside the EU to push for a similarly extraterritorial scope for their local privacy laws — or face their citizens' data falling between the jurisdiction cracks via processing arrangements designed to shrink companies' legal liabilities.

For better or worse, the idea that the only relationship between theme parks and movies is via branding arrangements, a la the "Tomorrowland" film, will seem as naive and early-days as the steam trolley.

Of those who had joined via reciprocal arrangements and now live in a country with these arrangements (n = 808), 72.3% live in Australia and 27.7% in New Zealand.