Sentence examples for greater flexibility to deal from inspiring English sources

She became a consultant, she said, in part because she needed greater flexibility to deal with the needs of aging parents.

First Minister Alex Salmond said: "By temporarily suspending time limits on driving time for gritters, we can ensure more roads are kept clear and give local authorities greater flexibility to deal with these difficult conditions and keep Scotland moving". He told the Scottish Parliament that Scotland had two months' supply of grit, even with heavy use.

The drug spokesman for the Association of Chief Police Officers, Andy Hayman, said, "The retention of police power of arrest will enable the police to have greater flexibility in dealing with incidents on the street".

It also allows officials to suspend habitat protections that ordinarily apply to endangered species, thereby giving them greater flexibility in dealing with land-use conflicts.

State Department officials also wanted greater flexibility in dealing with individual cases.

The United States has shown greater flexibility in dealing with North Korea, an adversary, than with Japan, an ally for more than six decades.

They have agreed that IDA should focus even more on evaluating project effectiveness and have greater flexibility in dealing with the most fragile countries.

It also would give agencies greater flexibility in dealing with the automatic budget cuts, delay the medical device tax for two years and establish income verification for individuals receiving subsidies to buy health insurance.

The evolution of novel ways to regulate the formation of the cuticle, which is the primary protective barrier and skeletal component, may provide nematodes with greater flexibility when dealing with environmental change and host immune attack.

While targeting the construction of the dose-concentration of a drug based on a population of patients, it shows great flexibility in dealing with sparse samplings and unbalanced designs.

"If Madison were to be given something different I would expect that we would be a test case," she said, "and that our ability to deal with greater flexibility would help gain flexibility for all the campuses in the system".