Sentence examples for flexible rights from inspiring English sources

Its basic principles should be, according to Lilley: shareable, mashable content and appropriately flexible rights systems for that content; cross-industry partnerships to represent all the regions of the UK; distribution as widely as possible; free content, but content that can pass a commercial value back to creators; and to not compete against existing content firms.

But hey, that's why they made you my editor; you're creative and flexible, right?

"If you're not flexible right now, you're simply being silly".

Deployed in a flexible right-sided role which promises to make Sunderland considerably more fluid, the former Manchester City winger asked Morecambe a barrage of awkward questions and, appropriately enough, it was a Johnson corner which finally prompted a breakthrough.

The NHF has praised the agreement, with the chief executive, David Orr, saying: "This is a better and more flexible right to buy for residents, for housing associations and the nation's housing supply.

The comp time you are allowed to use may not coincide with your kid's play, your dad's cholesterol check or the baby's arrival -- but hey, we can all be a little flexible, right?

Child Centered-DRR (CC-DRR) is therefore a priority; this is a flexible rights-based approach combining child-focused (for children) and child-led (by children) activities, geared towards bringing about change in their community, and amongst local and national duty bearers.

The Tories claim they came up with flexible working rights when they voted against them".

Cisco is pressing media companies to change their business models to sell more flexible digital rights to their content.

More flexible working rights are helpful, but opportunities are still too rare for men and women who want to work part-time because they have caring responsibilities.

The sustainability of natural resource use relies on flexible property rights, backed up by a social and cultural norm-based regulation system, that allow crop-livestock integration and landscape collective management.