Sentence examples for flexibility granted from inspiring English sources
But with new spending flexibility granted by Congress in March, the agency now says it will furlough no one.
America has been spared the same fate in part, S&P says, because of the "unique external flexibility" granted by the dollar's reserve currency status.Recently China and other countries have questioned that status, advocating greater use of other currencies or a currency basket like the IMF's Special Drawing Right (SDR).
This evolution, combined with the flexibility granted to the institutions to recruit and negotiate salaries for their research faculty, has helped the nation become more attractive to top scientific talent.
Also hopeful is New Hampshire Sen. Kelly Ayotte, who has very shrewdly vowed to "support" Trump, but not "endorse" him, citing the flexibility granted to anyone who perceives mild, hair-splittable differences between English language synonyms.
One way districts have survived is by taking advantage of new flexibility granted by the state Legislature last year when it lifted requirements on how districts could use $4.5 billion in financing for 40 "categorical programs," from counseling services for seventh- to 12th-graders to bilingual teacher programs.
Overall, the complex of HP1 with an H3K9Cme3-mononucleosome displays considerable flexibility, granted by the mobility of the H3 tail and the HP1 hinge.
Despite the flexibilities granted by the TRIPS agreement, few developing countries have employed them to develop policies to protect public health.
Having long taken their labour market's flexibility for granted, Americans may now have to work at it.Even as Americans are beginning to fear that their labour market is turning European, Europeans still feel under pressure to turn Anglo-Saxon.
Its impact came in the form of the flexibility it granted me, resulting in a financial situation that will allow me not only to graduate but also to utilize my degree without being weighed down with unreasonable loans for decades on end.
Many companies have fought bitterly against efforts to change their rules, contending that they need the flexibility to grant options quickly to attract or keep valuable employees.
