Sentence examples for flexibility to devise from inspiring English sources

Why not allow yourself the flexibility to devise strategies that will work on the ground?

Secretary of Education Arne Duncan has repeatedly emphasized that states, districts and teachers have broad flexibility to devise their own curriculums and lesson plans based on the standards.

EPA has given states maximum flexibility to devise plans to suit their own economic, political and energy needs, and has offered states multiple extensions of deadlines if they need more time.

And in contrast to current law, which requires states to choose from a short menu of turnaround measures like closing schools or firing staff members at schools labeled failing, Mr. Harkin's bill gives states and districts more flexibility to devise their own supports for all but the most struggling schools.

The segmentation of the MRIPs was shown to overcome several drawbacks of the original OSD, and it also enables flexibility to devise new decoding strategies.

For starters, Congress should seriously reconsider the way the program is financially structured so states can be granted more flexibility to devise ways that can improve the value Medicaid brings to its beneficiaries.

"Give us the freedoms and flexibilities to actually devise the schemes that work best for the communities that we serve," he added.

The high flexibility and modularity of LTE-sim allowed us to devise a complete system for simulating LTE femtocells, built on top of existing features such as application objects, tracing, interaction among macrocells, interference computation, mobility, handover procedures, and so on.

In 1996, governors were outspoken champions of state flexibility, and they persuaded Congress to give them sweeping power to devise and run welfare programs.

The report noted that while No Child Left Behind previously asked states to devise plans that would ensure the equitable distribution of teachers, subsequent waivers gave states flexibility from these requirements.

The lengthy process of mobilization, lack of strategic and operational flexibility, and the resulting lack of any element of surprise drew criticism from Indian politicians and opinion leaders, which prompted Indian Army planners to devise Cold Start.