Sentence examples for applying flexibility from inspiring English sources

Yet Werner Hoyer, Germany's minister for Europe, says he is not keen on applying flexibility to the main, first-pillar EU.

The trade-off between 'personalising' exercises and delivering a 'standardised' intervention raises questions about fidelity of intervention which should also be considered in future trials, perhaps with attention to Hawe's writing on achieving a theoretically coherent 'core' intervention but applying flexibility to individual needs.

They find an industry with stability – which is needed by society – and apply flexibility.

Today, Chinese are applying the flexibility of traditional naming customs in a way that has been spiced by the pervasive influences of Western culture.

The result is a deeply novel piece of interactive fiction that applies the flexibility of video-game structure to the classic TV thriller.

A similar mechanism will apply to "flexibility", the notion that some countries should be able to adopt common policies even if others do not.

"Because patients are already living longer than two years with conventional treatment, we weren't able to apply the flexibility we can sometimes use when we appraise cancer drugs.

If the rules are applied without flexibility, the ramifications can be harsh, said Jason Lanter, an assistant professor of psychology at Kutztown University and a former president of the Drake Group, an N.C.A.A. watchdog.

CMS can and should apply this flexibility to its other value-linked payment programs.

We consider three options for slack planning that lead to three different tactical plans on which we apply three flexibility rules to get finally nine alternative weekly schedules of elective patients.

Interview- and topic guides were applied with flexibility to allow for time to be spent on emerging issues.