Sentence examples for flexibility to grant from inspiring English sources
Many companies have fought bitterly against efforts to change their rules, contending that they need the flexibility to grant options quickly to attract or keep valuable employees.
The bill gives businesses the flexibility to grant any type of paid leave — vacation, personal leave days — to count as sick days.
Digital keys will be provisioned via the Noke Android or iOS app, with flexibility to grant access permanently, once, or for a custom configuration.
"Under the House proposal, the states would be given certain flexibility to grant waivers in certain cases depending on unemployment levels and/or hardship," Hurt's office told Brittany Hughes of the Danville Register & Bee.
"We do have the flexibility," he added, "to grant newsroom staffers access to blocked sites for reporting and newsgathering purposes".
"It can provide more flexibility for council to grant applications," said Henn, who represents the peninsula.
countered that the president could mitigate the problems with the flexibility the GOP wants to grant him, and that the only reason Obama is not embracing this plan because he wants the GOP to look bad.
Ashworth said it "wasn't good enough" for ministers to grant more flexibility over pay and expect hospitals to fund a wage increase for staff from existing budgets.
In March, the Bush administration said it intended to grant that flexibility, but even after that, state officials said, months of intensive negotiations were required between FEMA and the governor's office to reach agreement on how much money would be made available for transportation projects, and how it could be used.
Better to grant the flexibility for personal time to handle family obligations.
