Sentence examples for given flexibility from inspiring English sources

The MoD will be given flexibility to ensure that this does not lead to manpower cuts.

In a section headed "a possible new approach to solvency", it suggests authorities may be given "flexibility" about whether even to aim for a funding level of 100%.

That federal money was converted into block grants, and the states were given flexibility to spend it as they saw fit.

Mr. Smith said he believed that some charter school operators would react favorably to Mr. Duncan's call, but only if they were given flexibility over hiring and firing teachers, structuring student learning time and other issues.

The whole issue of the UK constitution will lie at the heart of the autumn statement as Scotland is offered full income-tax-raising powers, and Northern Ireland is likely to be given flexibility over corporation tax.

Local and regional authorities would be given flexibility to decide how to use financial assistance for environmentally friendly energy projects, and would be involved in the design of all aid-funded schemes.

"It gives security, it gives flexibility.

Phoning operators direct or using the internet gives flexibility.

"Small tables give flexibility for rooms to do double duty".

"It helps de-risk and it gives flexibility.

That gives flexibility to high-emitting industries like steel and cement manufacturers as they make the transition.