Sentence examples for government some flexibility from inspiring English sources

Then, the Corporation Tax (Northern Ireland) Bill, which gives the Northern Ireland government some flexibility over its corporation tax rates.

The government has some flexibility in the amount of debt it needs to sell now, because through previous sales it has already covered about three-fifths of its borrowing needs for the full year.

Another public official said, "We cannot, will not allow a developer to drive the process," and he noted that insurance funds and Liberty Bonds can give government some financial flexibility.

Some countries, including Britain, are pushing to ensure that governments retain some flexibility.

Senator Schumer has implored the government to show some flexibility.

The Chinese official also predicted that his government would show some flexibility in trade talks.

The justice secretary, David Gauke, said the government needed to show some flexibility but there were disadvantages to remaining in a customs union.

In addition, the federal government has given plans some flexibility by allowing them to use "reasonable medical management techniques" to keep their costs under control.

But the government's plans already contained some flexibility.

But in an apparent attempt to show some flexibility, his government on Wednesday accelerated the timetable for a constitutional referendum that would theoretically expand political freedoms.

"That's why he wanted Labor in his government, because it gave him some flexibility vis-à-vis the extreme right-wingers, and also different standing internationally".