Sentence examples for flexibility to move between from inspiring English sources
While this system did create a new work hierarchy, the members still had the flexibility to move between groups easily.
For instance, within the context of current fishing and reef-based tourism practices, participants discussed having the flexibility to move between heavily and lightly impacted sites following disturbance events, such as cyclones or bleaching.
When asked what FIFA had learned from the protests, he said: "We need more facilities and flexibility to move people between the match cities.
US Airways now offers a first-class compartment, a change partly born of necessity, since the airline wanted the flexibility to move aircraft between the shuttle and its mainline operation.
Governments hint they would accept some of the parliament's demands, such as a commitment to review the budget in two or three years' time or greater flexibility to move money between headings and from one year to the next.
"We are in the unique position to have all four drivers across Red Bull Racing and Toro Rosso under long-term contracts with Red Bull, so we have the flexibility to move them between the two teams," said Red Bull team boss Christian Horner.
ZVR 6.0 provides inter-cloud workload mobility and protection between Azure, IBM Cloud, AWS and more than 350 cloud service providers; enabling control and flexibility to move to, from and between any combination of clouds.
These include close to full flexibility to move unpaid funds (payment appropriations) between years and large flexibility for commitments, both between years and categories of expenditure, to make it easier to finance youth employment and research policies, the Erasmus for all programme and support for small and medium-sized firms.
"We have very little flexibility to move money around," Dr. Frieden said.
It gives states a little more flexibility to move money among different federal programmes.
Not all writers have the flexibility to move from one medium to another.
