Sentence examples for flexibly for from inspiring English sources

Under the welfare reforms of 1996, states can use the federal grant flexibly for families that already qualify for welfare, mainly single-parent families like Ms. Nyaw Paw's.

It would be far better, she says, if states could combine these funds more flexibly for job-training, as they were allowed to do with welfare.

So far, Darlington has been able to run a seven-day service with few major problems thanks to its staff, who have volunteered to work more flexibly for the needs of patients.

LU said its offer would see station, maintenance, service control staff and operational managers receive up to £850 subject to attendance, customer satisfaction scores and working flexibly for defined periods to help deliver a successful transport system.

With the introduction of new laws this year giving every employee with 26 weeks or more service the right to apply to work flexibly, for example by staggered hours or working from home, this may help alleviate some of the privacy issues while improving productivity.

The waiting-time reductions are due to a planned increase in NHS cataract facilities agreed by the Royal College of Ophthalmologists and the then health secretary, Alan Milburn.The fact is that consultants working innovatively and flexibly for the NHS have brought down waiting lists, and the consultant contract has been instrumental in developing methods that have made it easier to meet targets.

Apart from the correlation studies mentioned above, the ability to innovate and solve novel problems flexibly, proxies for flexible cognitive capacities and potentially for domain-general intelligence, have not been investigated comparatively.

Conclusions: The adopted cryopreservation protocol flexibly allows for the selection of cleavage-stage embryos for fresh embryo transfer and the cryopreservation of all supernumerary embryos at the pronuclear or the cleavage stage in a single cycle with satisfactory pregnancy rates.

Centralised and organisational controls are flexibly combined; for example, some centralised (state level) rules apply for teaching hospitals and impact on staffing levels and the skill-mix.

As a result, RegNetwork contains a comprehensive set of experimentally observed or predicted transcriptional and post-transcriptional regulatory relationships, and the database framework is flexibly designed for potential extensions to include gene regulatory networks for other organisms in the future.

As discussed, we find flexibility in Stage 3, when different diagnostic cues are flexibly encoded for each expression.