Since Governor Roland had shown some flexibility on the idea of the so-called millionaire's tax, Democrats raised the idea again in budget talks this week.
In this article, an approach to increase the capacity flexibility in production systems based on the idea of interchangeable product designs is described.
It reinforces the idea of flexibility in information systems by introducing flexible standards and a flexible database to accommodate district or lower level information needs and support decentralization.
Because wireless virtualization can provide more flexibility, diversity, and other benefits in wireless network design, the authors in [15] introduced the idea of wireless virtualization into FD cellular networks.
"One always welcomes the idea of flexibility," says Professor Brian Johnson, a supervisor in the University of Cambridge's department of chemistry, but he is concerned that people might take advantage of the system.
"The idea of having more flexibility in the public sector is surely right," he told BBC Radio 4's Today.
Business Secretary Vince Cable would not confirm or deny the plans but said the idea of having more flexibility in the public sector was "surely right".
John Baker likes the idea of flexibility, what techno-edu-crats have been selling as personalization.
Nor will unions like the idea of greater regional wage flexibility in the public sector another proposed reform since some people are bound to get lower wages than others.Quite apart from these political difficulties, it will be difficult to sustain a case for joining the euro if the big economies like Germany continue to languish.
In sum, the survey of the literature initiated the idea of using the flexibility the asynchronous dialogue-based Internet technologies offer to support patients, as these websites allows the users to communicate without being present, at the same time.
