Sentence examples for flexibility to introduce from inspiring English sources
It must have some flexibility to introduce new practices.
Cabinet papers leaked to the Guardian earlier this month showed that Margaret Beckett, the trade secretary, clashed with Mr Mandelson over his proposal that the bill should give ministers the flexibility to introduce wide-ranging exemptions from a minimum wage, including on the basis of region, sector or size of firm.
Artificial ribonuclease is another appealing candidate due to the flexibility to introduce chemical modifications [5 8].
Nucleic acid-based nanomedicine offers the advantage of increased safety, scalability, and flexibility to introduce modifications for targeted delivery.
"It would be great if Ken Clarke allowed us the flexibility to introduce a new by-law which would improve the quality of life for our residents and the borough's health".
The flexibility to introduce different genetic elements in the RMCE locus is very high (Figs. 2C and 3).
On one side that gives the local teams the flexibility and autonomy to introduce services and customize their offerings to suit the local market, but it will mean that consumers traveling between countries will need to download different apps.
Although the no rollback clause was not eliminated, LDCs will be allowed to use the "flexibilities" in TRIPS to introduce measures such as compulsory licensing, but only if they "express their determination to preserve and continue their progress towards implementing the TRIPS agreement" [ 42].
"We're in a good position on this and I'm still very comfortable with the target savings, given level of flexibility we're prepared to introduce about how it's delivered," Meyer said – flexibility, that is, in terms of striking a "clearer balance between security and functionality".
Heydarian-Forushani and Golshan [21] used a flexible pricing schedule and TOU (time of use) pricing scheme to introduce flexibility to wind power pricing.
The flexibility of the domain may occur because of the presence of high glycine residues, which are known to introduce flexibility in protein structure because they lack side chains [ 25].
