Sentence examples for flexible statements from inspiring English sources

Some of the more flexible statements have come from Jordan, where officials and others of Palestinian descent say they doubt that many people will take advantage of a right to return, which would mean accepting Israeli citizenship.

Privately, Ministers are grasping at every bit of evidence that Aytollah Khomeini's real position is more flexible than his statements would suggest.

Ontologies focus on a qualitative description of the biomedical domain and are commonly represented in formal languages which facilitate automated discovery of contradictory statements and flexible access to knowledge through automated reasoning.

However we are not complacent, and have introduced a single equality outcomes scheme, put in place an equal pay statement, introduced flexible working, and created a female academic networking scheme".

The program aims to keep U.S. foreign military sales competitive by adapting to changing business practices and being more flexible about purchaser requirements, statement said.

They say they're also troubled by recent State Department statements calling for "flexible interpretation" of U.N. drug conventions.

Any mention of "flexible" exchange rates in their statement would be a policy change.

Mr. Sinkford said the flexible language of the mission statement dated from efforts in 1961 to find wording acceptable to Unitarians and the more traditional Universalists, and he noted that the culture had changed since then.

Mr. McConnell's statement appeared more flexible than some made by Senator Jon Kyl of Arizona, who has been the Republican point man on the treaty and said last month that there was not enough time to consider renewing the pact in the lame-duck session of Congress.

As an illustrative example, the derivation of the problem statement for a flexible slider crank mechanism operating in a perfect gas is presented in which it is assumed that the flexural motion of the links is governed by the Timoshenko beam theory.

Similarly, a correlation graph of CpxI shift changes (vs. full length minus random coil) for the shift changes in the N-terminus of the central helix would provide stronger support for the "increasingly flexible toward the N-terminus" statement.