novel arrangement

collocation in English

meaningsofnovelandarrangement

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novel
adjective
uk
/ˈnɒv.əl/us
/ˈnɑː.vəl/
new and original, not like anything ...
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arrangement
noun
uk
/əˈreɪndʒ.mənt/us
/əˈreɪndʒ.mənt/
a plan for how something ...
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At that time, cremation was regarded as a verynovelarrangement.
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They have a verynovelarrangementfor enhancement of retirement pensions.
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No one has sought to deny that this is anovelarrangement.
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Is that not anovelarrangement?
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Thenovelarrangementallowed each of them to spend considerable time with their family while also teaching and doing research.
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This thennovelarrangementenabled the rear seat to be at the centre of gravity but forward of the wing, giving its occupant a clear downwards view.
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My fourth point is that imposing novel arrangements in a sub-crisis is likley to worsen local dislocations and increase confusion.
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The legal profession is not marked for its quick adaptation to novel arrangements.
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Others consider that they would wish to go beyond the constraints of the existing legislation and to introduce quite novel arrangements.
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Novel arrangements should not be introduced in the circumstances of one project which may have unforeseen consequences for others.
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These, however, were novel arrangements and there are questions of propriety in the conduct of public business.
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These are, however, novel arrangements, and we propose to review them in three years' time in the light of experience gained.
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There is simply no proven need for such contentious and novel arrangements, nor reasonable expectation that need for them is likely to arise in the future.
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Legitimacy and accountability of these relatively novel arrangements rests upon establishing the right degree of institutionalisation and balanced hybridity, both of which vary within different contexts.
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