Sentence examples for flexibility in case of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dinkins, making a rare appearance in the Council chamber, complained that the measure would not give him enough flexibility in case of an emergency.

Opponents say that it doesn't give property owners enough flexibility in case of an emergency, and that Milk's anti-speculation effort taxed profits, not the overall sales price.

Opponents say that it doesn't give property owners enough flexibility in case of an emergency, and that Milk's anti-speculation effort taxed profits, not the overall sales price.

Do family-friendly work practices – offering flexibility in case of unexpected childcare emergencies, job sharing schemes, subsidy for childcare, entitlement to work from home, switch to part-time work, etc. – enhance the performance of the firm that adopts them?

This is because the cost cap tariff does not only provide cost insurance in case of high demand (like a flat rate), but also cost flexibility in case of low demand (like a pay-per-use tariff).

In this case, cost cap tariffs provide an insurance against extraordinary high costs (like a flat rate), but also cost flexibility in case of low demand (like a pay-per-use tariff).

And they must adjust contracts to allow for flexibility in delivery in case of a serious problem.

The demand for flexibility and robustness in case of extending, reducing or modifying parts of an automated material flow system (aMFS) is increasing.

Another example of its flexibility is that, in case of performing action recognition of a specific body part, the number of trajectories used can be easily modified, generating customized ATs with just the joints of interest (hands, legs, etc).. Also, the joint positions contained in an AT itself can be used to reproduce the captured action, which is useful for animation purposes.

As for the potential fundraising itself, Singer said: "We are not out of line with the market in thinking that Brixton 'needs' £100m-£150m to ensure covenants are not breached, but £200m-£250m would help reduce gearing to a more comfortable level and provide a bit of flexibility in case the same quantity of debt cannot be raised to replace the £275m bonds maturing in 2010".

Flexibility in case finding is required because of differences between hospital systems of recording emergency department presentations.