Reagan preached the indissolvable link between free enterprise and democracy, always flexible where necessary allies failings were concerned, as China's new growth challenged that easy-going equation.
Gulf has experienced a significant revival since 1990, emerging as a flexible network of allied business interests based on partnerships, franchises and agencies.
Mr. Obama and his advisers are still debating whether remote-control killing should be a measure of last resort against imminent threats to the United States, or a more flexible tool, available to help allied governments attack their enemies or to prevent militants from controlling territory.
Mr. Obama and his advisers are still debating whether remote-control killing should be a measure of last resort against imminent threats to the United States, or a more flexible tool, available to help allied governments attack their enemies or to prevent militants from controlling territory...
Washington and its European allies should be more flexible.
That, according to Mr. Rumsfeld, requires a more flexible way of building coalitions, seeking allies but refusing to allow pressure from them to restrict American action.
For any progress to be made at a new summit meeting, these American allies must take a more flexible position.
The West could push its allies, Georgia and Azerbaijan, to be more flexible; and Turkey to open its border with Armenia.
That's why Britain's EU growth plan is focused – together with other allies – on promoting open markets, flexible economies and enterprise.
The staggering increase in processing and storage capacity per-square-inch, allied with the development of flexible OLED screens and palm-sized projectors, will allow our mobile devices to do more than our PCs.
The US has supported its ally's move toward more flexible military operations around the world, as Japan's military forces are highly capable and valuable in a variety of coalition-style operations and interoperability exercises.
