Sentences with phrase «pulling out of the arrangement»

«It has really been about the consequences for Shared Services Canada if Statistics Canada was pulled out of that arrangement.»

It's hard to see the Party pulling out of the arrangement.

«Royal LePage pulled out of our arrangement with him and he co-operated because he felt really bad about the situation.

Not exact matches

That's despite the fact that Cigna desperately wants to pull out; both companies have accused each other of souring the arrangement and Cigna has sued to collect billions in damages over alleged breaches.

«I totally rule out any arrangements with the SNP — in the same way I rule out any arrangements with Ukip — because there is no meeting point for me with one party that basically wants to pull our country to bits and another party that wants us to pull out of the EU,» Mr Clegg said.

Pulling out of the EU aviation system without a stop - gap arrangement would mean air carriers can only fly between the UK and their country of origin.

For instance, in arrangements where some atoms are in troughs while others are at peaks, and still others are somewhere in between, as the ion crystal is pulled across the optical lattice, one atom may slide down a peak a bit, releasing a bit of stress, and making it easier for a second atom to climb out of a trough — which in turn pulls a third atom along, and so on.

- Pull lilies out of any flower arrangement entering the house, as all portions of the plant are extremely toxic to cat kidneys.

Allison Grant «s curatorial statement for Our Origins, showing at the Museum of Contemporary Photography, puts it so: «Like science, photography offers arrangements of information, pulled out of the complexity of the world as a whole, presented with seemingly impartial clarity.»