Sentence examples for given great flexibility from inspiring English sources
Security units were given great flexibility & impunity with regard to methods of arrest & interrogation.
The states would be given great flexibility, but many would use that to reduce benefits or drop people from coverage.
In these youth unemployment hotspots, local agencies should be required to co-ordinate more, and in return be given greater flexibility by the DWP.
Stations will be given greater flexibility to co-locate and analogue services will be able to merge to form new DAB operations.
The company says: "Dow recommends that the proposed rule be improved such that US manufacturing is not disadvantaged and states are given greater flexibility in implementation.
"Housing associations are keen to offer genuinely affordable rents to those on low incomes, and in future should be given greater flexibility over the rents they charge," he says.
Councils will be given greater flexibility to manage council tax together with direct control over council tax benefit, within an overall budget that will be reduced by 10% from April 2013, he said.
Instead councils would have been given greater flexibility to use existing funds earmarked to help tenants who can't afford the extra cost.
Free school status means it will be run outside of local authority control and will manage its own curriculum and budget, as well as given greater flexibility over teaching hours, term dates and other aspects.
Last year's review of the curriculum found no need for major changes to the sex ed program, but recommended that schools be given greater flexibility to determine what is taught and when.
