Sentence examples for flexibility to apply from inspiring English sources

The Senate measure would give the administration more flexibility to apply economic sanctions against any Russian official engaged in corrupt activity and anyone who assists in such activities.

Gifts for Harvard's general charitable purposes are most helpful in giving the University's leaders the flexibility to apply the funds where needed most.

Translating this understanding to marketing programs may mean creating more-sophisticated algorithms having more rules and greater flexibility to apply those rules; in another important sense, however, it involves the creation of processes and activities where the marketer can react to a customer without the use of algorithms.

"The compromise strikes a balance between the need for common rules to safeguard the internal market, while allowing member states to have sufficient flexibility to apply stricter rules to safeguard national stability," said the Danish economy minister, Margrethe Vestager, chairwoman of the meeting on Tuesday.

General support of the School of the Arts is especially meaningful because it allows us the flexibility to apply funds wherever they are most needed in a given year: travel funds for artist residencies, programmatic funding, visiting artists and scholars, community outreach efforts, special student workshops, finishing funds, and fellowship support.

Sleep also helps us to generalise what we've learnt, giving us the flexibility to apply the skills to new situations.

It is shown that recently developed analytical models, applied on different kinds of textile composites, could yield good results, while maintaining more flexibility, easy to apply and the less time consuming in comparing with numerical FE (Finite Element) models.

"I strongly believe that we must maintain the capability and flexibility to effectively apply the full range of tools at our disposal to combat terrorism," wrote Reid in the letter.

"I strongly believe that we must maintain the capability and flexibility to effectively apply the full range of tools at our disposal to combat terrorism," Reid wrote in his letter yesterday, adding that the detention-related provisions in the bill "would significantly threaten our national security".

The standards set clear goals for educators, giving them the flexibility they need to apply new understandings of teaching and learning as they are discovered.

This yields great flexibility, allowing us to apply corrections based on known constraints or data available.