Sentence examples for a flexible position from inspiring English sources
He has taken quite a flexible position on this matter".
Second, "White's 'extra move' can be a burden, and sometimes White finds himself in a mild form of zugzwang ('Zugzwang Lite')." Third, although White begins the game with the initiative, if "Black retains a flexible position with good reactive possibilities, this initiative can be absorbed and often passes over to Black".
In summary participants in this study supported the principle of shared decision making in the prescribing of antipsychotics, with the caveat that the clinician would adopt a flexible position able to take more control as the situation required.
So she set up a home office in Westchester and found a more flexible position as a director of development for a coming PBS series called "Simple Living," which essentially teaches viewers to do the sort of things we're talking about here.
At first sharply resisting the new Soviet state's antiecclesiastical legislation, he refused to cooperate with a schismatic, state-supported, and politically oriented element of the clergy known as the "Living Church," but later, seeking a mitigation of government repression, he assumed a more flexible position.
In a loosely co-ordinated way, pro-Leveson parliamentarians started to take other bits of Cameron's legislation hostage in an attempt to force him to adopt a more flexible position.
For any progress to be made at a new summit meeting, these American allies must take a more flexible position.
So my initial conclusion is that when you are set a fixed and short time frame you are in a more flexible position to exploit it to full advantage.
The chairman of the ballet's board, Howard Solomon -- who did not return several calls seeking comment -- is now said to be taking a more flexible position.
On becoming party leader four years ago, Mr. Hague insisted on the fealty of party members to a so-called Euroskeptic position, thereby marginalizing Tory figures who felt the party ought to adopt a more flexible position.
But the delay may have been because Mr. Sarkozy needs pressure from other nations to bring Mrs. Merkel around to a more flexible position on how to use the bailout fund, called the European Financial Stability Facility, and the central bank.
