Sentence examples for flexibility to move to from inspiring English sources
He said the ruling gave the police "the necessary flexibility" to move to general bag searches if they received any information pointing to "the probability of a threat to public safety".
Those fields are far less meritocractic, and the women working there, especially those with children, are confronted by the usual obstacles: the need for childcare, to be free to travel - and, for curators, the flexibility to move to jobs in other countries.
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.
"Unlike renting, homeowners can also be burdened by maintenance costs, property taxes and the [lack of] flexibility to move to a new city for a great job offer," Deane said.
Workers subject to non-competes have less career flexibility, earn less, and may need to move to a different industry or state (such as California, which will not enforce non-competes) to find a job.
"This would be the flexibility we need if we decided to move to that," Gaut said, noting that the hybrid drivers would have the same defined-benefit pension and health care plans as other drivers.
He also said the department must have wide-ranging flexibility to move money to different uses as needs arise.
Keeping products in semifinished form affords flexibility to move products from surplus to deficit areas.
In order to create superior modules, they need the flexibility to move quickly to market and make use of rapidly changing technologies, but they must also ensure that the modules conform to the architecture.
The company has strong brands and products... Restructuring our debt will enable us to have the financial flexibility to move ahead with our growth and transformational initiatives".
