arranging造句

something made by arranging ordered parts together; the result of arranging.

For arranging the contract he got a kickback of $20,000.

The previously referenced article describes a fictitious retailer who is arranging for a campaign promotion.

Also, initially we did not have the transient zoom feature for navigating and re-arranging bubbles.

Nixon was grateful for Pompidou's discreet and practical help in arranging my secret talks with the North Vietnamese in Paris.

While they were arranging for my stay I received an email that my hometown was under a mandatory evacuation.

Automated test execution means arranging for the correct system's initial conditions, then invoking the script playback tool.

He toured the Parisian prisons, arranging the release of old associates and anyone else who could help consolidate his powerful place in the perverted new social order.

At Oxfam, I work on administrative matters, from arranging office insurance to repairs of office equipment, from hygiene control to office safety.

Several approaches are recommended for promoting school change capacity, including shaping teachers' conceptual framework of change, arranging flexible structure, establishing a core work of school change effort, encouraging organizational learning, and empowering school with institutional autonomy.

In April of that year, Clark-Kerr, the British ambassador to China, acted as an intermediary between Chiang Kai-shek and the Japanese aggressors in arranging a peace parley.