"We share the opinion that the isolation of the people of Cuba benefits the most inflexible interests of its government, while any opening serves to inform and empower the Cuban people and helps to further strengthen our civil society," said the letter, whose signers included the blogger Yoani S?hez, above, the hunger striker Guillermo Fari? and the human rights leader Elizardo S?hez.
Repetitive behaviour problems include stereotyped motor mannerisms, such as hand flapping, restricted interests, inflexible adherence to routines, and a preoccupation for parts of objects.
And everywhere it is too slow and inflexible, hogtied by vested interests and red tape, or hijacked by ideological zealots.
But he may have done the good deed of making voters wonder how a President Rubio would fare in a summit of his own, where he would have to confront a tough, smart leader whose inflexible concerns are national self-interest and personal political survival.
HANOI — The main message of Vietnam's Communist Party congress is the absence of burning issues it will deal with under a leadership secure in its dominance but also constrained by an inflexible system and the power of vested interests.
Stagecoach's chief executive, Martin Griffiths, said: "We welcome the review board's confirmation that the core franchising proposal was unaffordable, inflexible, high risk and not in the public interest.
The reason for this is that measurement equipment is expensive, difficult to obtain, and often inflexible when a multitude of transmission parameters are of interest.
If you are slow to respond or inflexible when interviewing then a recruiter will question your interest in the role.
Ethical principals and legal approaches outlined above are not intended to be rigid inflexible pillars, rather as signposts along the way for researchers interested in grappling with this challenge of conducting research within vulnerable populations.
That is why "structural" reforms remain essential, especially in Greece and Portugal, since they confront vested interests in both countries that have kept labour markets inflexible (favouring people already in work against new entrants) and cosseted product markets, particularly where these are not exposed to foreign competition.
