But the greater flexibility of our awards means we can hastily introduce a rule banning repeat winners.
For some pieces, Mr. Frasca uses a 10-string guitar, with an extended bass range and greater flexibility of voicing.
They must realise that with the greater flexibility of labour comes the need for greater emphasis on redistribution of income.
Because of the greater flexibility of the Japanese price structure, deflation in Japan was unusually rapid in 1930 and 1931.
It has become a more specialised business, requiring greater flexibility of work patterns and differentiation of skills.
Perhaps Stevens' speech at the Kings Fund should be aligned to greater flexibility of budgets across the health and care system – with shared accountability too.
Perhaps less surprisingly he also did series – of drawings in this case – involving variation and repetition, to achieve greater flexibility of outline and more concentrated composition.
Wireless phone service has expanded rapidly, owing to the inadequacy of the landline telephone infrastructure and to the greater flexibility of wireless phones.
Garth Harries, chief executive of the Office of New Schools, said a final decision had not been made, but added, "We do believe we have an alternative that allows for greater flexibility of space".
Concentrating on potential growth areas such as pre-employment training and programmes for employers required an all-year round operation and "a need for greater flexibility of hours and some reductions in holidays".
And, despite the greater flexibility of digital, Spielberg isn't able to create the awed anticipation and tensions of the earlier films: the entrance-to-the-tomb scenes are pedestrian and unscary.
