My point is that the National theatre is as much a flexible concept as a permanent institution.
Critics suggested that the policy of the euro's future overlord was not so much flexible as confusing and lacking in transparency.See article: Euro briefMerrill Lynch is cutting around 3,000 jobs from its 65,000-strong global workforce.
All the vehicles are lightweight and covered as much as practical in flexible thin-film solar cells.
Ruh argues that other demographics- such as generation X, Baby Boomers and people with disabilities- are benefitting just as much as millennials from flexible schedules.
I consider Alaska miles to be the most valuable of any airline, and they're even worth as much to me as flexible transferable Amex Membership Rewards points.
If you have at least £20,000 of guaranteed annual pension income from other sources, you are free to withdraw as much as you like under "flexible" drawdown arrangements.
"The application process will be supportive, it will be simple, it will be flexible and as much will be done on the papers as is reasonably possible to avoid that process of retraumatisation," Porter said.
You should feel slightly stronger, more flexible (by as much as 20percentt) and your lungs should be working at optimal efficiency, boosting your endurance capacity for tough workouts.
The goal: to ensure that the resulting digital archive is not a rigid, custom-built system doomed to obsolescence but rather a flexible system grounded as much as possible in commercial offerings and able to evolve with the IT industry.
Phase II projects get a more flexible amount, but as much as half a million dollars over 2 years, to see about going from "should work" to "works".
