Perhaps there is a case for flexibility in such matters, with a more authoritative assessment of the pitch and its capabilities and an appropriate adjustment.
Writer read an article about Jim Londos and his flexibility in the matter of weight.
The New Yorker, January 26 , 1935P. 37 Writer read an article about Jim Londos and his flexibility in the matter of weight.
Research by the Manpower Demonstration Research Corporation and other reliable organizations shows that flexibility in welfare policy matters if the true goal is to help families move out of poverty.
In 1991, Mr. Roemer, the incumbent, came in third place in a primary behind Edwin Edwards, known for his ethical flexibility in public and private matters, and David Duke, a former grand wizard of the Ku Klux Klan.
In matters of foreign policy, flexibility is a President's primary defense against surprise.
A large, diverse company like I.B.M. has some flexibility -- within accepted accounting rules -- in its financial reports, in matters like recognizing certain expenses or revenues in one quarter or another.
Increasingly, they say, retirement is becoming a matter of negotiation, requiring new flexibility in setting workers' schedules and benefits.
Classically, the influence of Congress is in the area of providing aid and funds for Israel and in resolutions that try to tie the president's hands, but there are almost always loopholes to give the president some flexibility no matter who is in charge.
An additional flexibility in this protocol is that we will provide them with interpreters who were trained on the matter at hand for those to whom the Dutch language may be a barrier.
