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Inflexible conditions on bail and other orders; the need for sentencing reports that provide more information about the individual offender and their circumstances; the targeting of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people by police; the impact of mandatory sentencing; and alcohol law reform were all issues raised by the Australian Law Reform Commission discussion paper, released in July.
The case against extension arrangements was made forcefully in the OECD Jobs Study (OECD 1994) where it was proposed that administrative extension of agreements that impose inflexible conditions should be phased out.
We need leaders who are interested in negotiating without a laundry list of preconceived inflexible conditions.
The OECD said: "The relatively young teaching force in the UK stands in stark contrast to the situation in many European countries where inflexible employment conditions coupled with declining youth populations have led to ageing teacher populations".
While the article blames the falling birthrate on poor government policies that do not enforce maternity leave or subsidize post-natal care, as well as inflexible working conditions for women, a far more important reason is growing Western narcissism.
The BOX primer permits the use of more inflexible PCR conditions , which in turn reduce experimental variation and PCR artefacts.
We suspect that the number of protein encoding genes within the core genome is dependent on the number of bacteria compared, but the expression of these genes as proteins is relatively inflexible to culture condition.
Mr. Levent has an affable, self-effacing manner, more in keeping with the image of the published poet than of the combative newspaper editor, but he is inflexible in his conditions.
John Ware investigates the inflexible terms and conditions of what has become the government's flexible friend - the Private Finance Initiative - a kind of ministerial credit card which racks up huge public debts without showing on the nation's balance sheet.
On the other hand, bedridden residents are also exposed to wounds, such as pressure sores and other skin changes due to lack of mobility (lying), skin condition (thin, dry, inflexible , requiring intensive care) and the permanent presence of dressings and/or diaper.
In California, growers said that new restrictions on the jobs guest workers in the program could perform were too inflexible for the rapidly changing conditions of agriculture.
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The phrase "inflexible condition" functions as a noun phrase where the adjective "inflexible" modifies the noun "condition". It describes a specific type of condition characterized by its rigidity and lack of adaptability. Based on Ludwig AI's analysis, the phrase is grammatically correct and usable.
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