Sentence examples for applied flexibly from inspiring English sources

Araucaria had no quarrel with the rule, but insisted that it had to be applied flexibly.

He added that the rule could be applied flexibly so it did not cause hardship for citizens.

True, the hereditary principle has been applied flexibly in the past.

And the union has had rules on its books for years banning government subsidies to commercial airlines -- rules that the European Commission acknowledged today would have to be applied flexibly in the current crisis in European aviation.

Now the average price in China is over 90 cents a litre, compared with only 69 cents in America (see chart).Steps toward more market-based pricing are welcome, but the formula, which has not been published, is still being applied flexibly.

She said the policy of balancing budgets had been applied flexibly.

There has also been quite large volatility in global capital markets recently, and monetary policy tools need to be applied more flexibly".

Unlike most other Marie Curie schemes, the mobility criteria are applied more flexibly here.

The IPR is necessarily applicable only over large (economy-wide) populations, whereas the iF can be applied more flexibly across widely variable population sizes.

So while the Native Title Act should remain focused on the acknowledgement of traditional laws and customs, it should also be "flexibly applied", the report said, to allow for the evolution and development of such laws and customs.

These synthesized powders were substrate-independent, therefore could be flexibly applied on various substrates via commercially available products.