Mr. Sprecher developed close ties to the Shubert Organization while running an Off Broadway theater for it, which helps explain the Shubert executives' flexibility with him.
But for others, life as an itinerant executive provides flexibility, variety and a chance to use skills that may otherwise atrophy.
We are also confident that judicial review can proceed in a manner that protects the legitimate interests of the government in protecting sources and methods, diplomatic relationships and executive branch flexibility.
Kenneth L. Wainstein, who led the Justice Department's national security division during the Bush administration, praised the Obama administration's handling of the Warsame case, saying it showed the value of allowing the executive branch flexibility between using the military and criminal justice systems.
Cognitive problems associated with mild cognitive impairment, although quite heterogeneous, encompass deficits in executive functions, flexibility, planning and working memory and are believed to be driven by subcortical DA deficiency (Aarsland et al., 2011; Kehagia et al., 2010).
He says that having this ability will give a company's executives greater flexibility to manage these decisions as they relate to broader corporate goals.
The move -- reportedly pushed through by Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer -- has set off a fiery debate among outside observers, including prominent chief executives, workplace flexibility advocates and, most recently, Yahoo employees, some of whom have expressed support for the measure, HuffPost reported Tuesday.
Mr. Rove advised House Republicans to "pass a continuing resolution next week to fund the government for the balance of the fiscal year at the lower level dictated by the sequester — with language granting the executive branch the flexibility to move funds from less vital activities to more important ones".
"There will, however, be areas where the executive will want flexibility to fit local circumstances and we will do whatever we can to accommodate that".
