Sentence examples for gave more flexibility from inspiring English sources

The proposal would be "good for the fight against pollution," Timmermans said, "but we would have preferred our proposal as it gave more flexibility".

Thomas' attack at several gates also gave more flexibility to the operation: if success were achieved in any sector other than the Gate of Thomas, such success could be exploited by sending troops to that sector to achieve the breakthrough.

They've had to give more flexibility".

Permitting a second carry-on bag, and giving more flexibility for frontline staff to tolerate minor infringements, also followed.

The Infrastructure Plan also suggests local authorities could be given more flexibility to borrow against future tax revenues.

This will give more flexibility, without the legacy costs that weighed on the 142-year-old city force.

Working time directive should keep the opt out; give more flexibility on on-call time/compensatory rest; clarify there is no right to keep leave affected by sickness.

Private sponsorship of restorations was given more flexibility by a 2004 law that allowed companies to have a more direct involvement in the restoration, including carrying it out.

We can slow down layoffs in a lot of private and public sector jobs if the states are given more flexibility".

The Bush administration tried to challenge them ― it asked Congress to give more flexibility to as much as a quarter of the food aid budget.

It also gives more flexibility for the initial public offering.