Sentence examples for in the name of flexibility from inspiring English sources

He can jettison policies that were not working in the name of flexibility.

The president wants the power to hire, fire and allocate workers in the name of flexibility.

In the name of "flexibility" the government wants to force people out of their affordable rented home after two years if they "no longer need it".

In the name of flexibility, Mr Bush used about a sixth of this grant as a windfall to pay for programmes only tangentially related to welfare, such as family planning and the protection of abused children.

In fact, the blurring of the boundary between work and nonwork in the name of flexibility has led to an enormous  increase in anxiety — a trend well-documented in the work of Peter Fleming, a professor of work, organization and society at the University of London.

In the name of "flexibility" and budget constraints, executives are advancing their own corporate and elitist interests.

1964: The science requirements are cut in half, with the faculty voting to replace four physics subjects (8.01 8.04) with two, four mathematics subjects (18.01 18.04) with two, and two chemistry subjects (5.01 5.02) with one, in the name of academic flexibility.

Britain – and much of the west – has spent the past 40 years eliminating checks and balances in the name of market flexibilities.

You can crush trade unions in the name of labour market flexibility or try participative colbertism: investment fails to respond in either case.

"The new data come after the shock proposals surrounding labour laws that Troika officials have proposed in the name of increasing competitiveness and flexibility in the labour market," wrote the mass-selling Ta Nea newspaper referring to leaked suggestions that Greece instigate a six-day working week.

Bad water management — in the name of innocuous sounding "regulatory flexibility" — has been weakening environmental protections and pushing the delta toward disaster.