Sentence examples for creates flexibility from inspiring English sources

But informality creates flexibility and room for manoeuvre in otherwise suffocating bureaucratic systems.

But the documents show GCHQ believes these terms are open to interpretation – which "creates flexibility".

That creates flexibility and mobility challenges for employees and recruitment and retention headaches for employers.

That said, it also creates flexibility that allows me to pursue opportunities like the BKC fellowship.

Allowing a trade in these permits puts a price on pollution – the cost of emitting one tonne of carbon dioxide is the cost of the permit – and creates flexibility as to how and where pollution is reduced.

The law setting up Honduras's experiment in a charter city, a special development region, or RED in its Spanish initials, creates flexibility that promotes innovations, but requires strict disclosure along the way, Mr. Romer said.

It was imperative, O'Dowd said, to create flexibility in the payroll.

They see an opportunity to chop their payroll and create flexibility.

He varied the thickness to create flexibility, especially around the back and lumbar.

"With some of the bigger guys, we may have to create some flexibility to be players there, or have a reasonable hope of creating flexibility," Phillips said.

Phillips said the trade served the dual purpose of creating flexibility for the Mets while assuring Pratt a job.