At a minimum, officials have signaled, it will have to be carried out delicately, be flexible when circumstances change, and, most likely, be gradual.
In contrast, the classical repertoire of Western art music is open and flexible, operating when circumstances are propitious as a living presence in contemporary culture.
Flexibility: Always remain flexible under all circumstances.
She continued to work at nightclubs, however, and became a peerless performer in these more flexible and intimate circumstances.
While deliberate inefficiency is not optimal, it may be that very efficient service delivery is not flexible to changing circumstances.
The two most common coping strategies identified were sharing the illness experience with others and being flexible to changing circumstances.
It has also identified common strategies through which patients with CHF manage their illness such as sharing experiences and burdens with others and being flexible to changing circumstances.
The key features of such a framework are: political and operational leadership, centralized quality standards and decentralized quality control processes, systematic learning, and adaptation to local circumstances, flexible human resource practices that sustain continuity of effort.
Being flexible to changing circumstances requires that patients be aware of and accept physical limitations and new life situations; and adapt or adjust activities to make the most of the situation.
Its neutrality, forced on it after the second world war, has proved not only convenient but sufficiently flexible to suit changing circumstances.
The shorter period and tender offer also ensured that Great Wolf and Apollo could deal more easily with shareholder activism, since the tender offer allows for a more flexible response in such circumstances.
