Sentence examples for flexibility to run from inspiring English sources

In return, the states gained new flexibility to run welfare programs as they saw fit.

Giving principals "flexibility" to run their schools sounds logical, but principals are not always in it for altruistic reasons.

That gives Herd the flexibility to run the business for growth or profits as he sees fit, but may limit his firepower if the market gets tougher.

That means that Congress has a straightforward choice: It can give the Postal Service some more flexibility to run like a business.

Because the Giuliani administration wants increased flexibility to run the schools, the negotiations will touch upon many explosive issues that schools and teachers' unions across the nation are facing -- merit pay, longer school days and weakening tenure provisions.

GTR said no jobs were at risk and that they intended to have a rebranded "onboard supervisor" on trains – the company has wanted the flexibility to run trains with only a driver aboard should it need to, something it said the union refused to discuss.

The White House said Democrats had stripped the administration of the management flexibility necessary to run the department.

Ari Fleischer, the White House spokesman, said Democrats had stripped the administration of the management flexibility necessary to run the department, making it harder to reward good employees or punish poor performers.

He is a member of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., served in the United States Army National Guard, and is currently employed as a Flight Attendant with Delta Air Lines, which allows him not only the flexibility required to run his business, but also the opportunity to promote his brand worldwide.

Even with its hit shows, the company is neither making much money nor has the flexibility to extend them for longer runs.

"IBM's growing global cloud footprint across 19 countries and six continents gives enterprises the flexibility and scale to run their most complex workloads when and where they need".