The EGF outlined ethical principles to which all researchers within UK10K must adhere, but afforded some flexibility to how those principles could practically be achieved.
Ignoring the element of land swaps, which would afford negotiators some flexibility, the Israeli leader totally rejected the idea of withdrawing to the pre-1967 lines, reiterating that they are "indefensible" and do not take into account the "demographic changes," meaning the large Israeli settlement blocs that have taken hold in the West Bank over the last 40 years.
Winning the first two games afforded Manuel some flexibility as he filled out his lineup card Sunday, and he loaded up on power, starting Gary Sheffield in right field and, for the first time at second base, Fernando Tatis.
Fairness dictated affording voters some flexibility during the 2012 emergency, and New York's election code was not prepared for that challenge.
Moreover, all telephone subsidiaries have been afforded some degree of pricing flexibility for products and services subject to competition.
"The stronger party can afford to show some flexibility," he said on Monday, adding he was "very concerned" about the influence of the hawks in the Bush administration, who advocate aggressive measures.
"The stronger party can afford to show some flexibility with the weaker party," he said, saying he was confident that the United States could compel North Korea to give up its nuclear programs.
Additionally, some believe that IFRS afford greater flexibility in its principles, thereby enabling firms' accounting choices to better reflect the true economic nature of any given transaction (FASB, 2002; SEC, 2003).
Some do not provide integration of the sampling and analysis, while others afford limited flexibility in sample preparation.
Another factor is the constantly changing market regulations of a developing economy, which afford more flexibility and less red tape than a place like Europe.
