Sentence examples for flex rules from inspiring English sources

Now what would happen if we applied that same attitude and willingness to flex rules to, say, getting the city's average classroom size down to 22 students or doing something delightful with Governors Island?

NBC will flee its obligation to show the Chiefs-Jets game on Dec. 30; the N.F.L. would reap goodwill against Big cable by stretching its flex rules to let the Patriots play the Giants on NBC before a maximum number of national viewers.

Fares rose above inflation under the flex rule on two of the 20 busiest commuter routes last year.

That "flex" rule means certain fares could rise by up to 5.5% – adding more than £300 to the cost of annual season tickets on the most expensive commutes.

Labour said it would abolish the flex rule, and accused David Cameron of failing to stand up for working people.

In September, the chancellor announced the "flex rule" that had allowed train companies to raise regulated fares by 2% above RPI would be scrapped.

But under a "flex" rule, train companies can raise fares by 2% above the average, as long as the overall average stays at RPI plus 1%.

The "flex rule" that allows firms to raise fares by 2% above the average increase as long as the overall average stays at RPI plus 1% will be scrapped.

Flex time rules.

In 1995, the Legislature passed flex-rate rules, which allowed the board to change rates case by case.

And the wily bending and flexing of unwritten rules, while accommodating centuries-old ritual, turns out to be great spectator sport.