Sentence examples for leave flexibility from inspiring English sources
The chancellor doesn't want to tie up policy that far ahead - he wants to leave flexibility to see how international gas prices are going.
They basically buy too much stuff, bring it in all at once, and then market it down too late, said Tan. Normally, according to Tan, other retailers buy less than Dillards to leave flexibility and react to sales patterns.
The regulations and the framework describe the core capacities needed for functional implementation of the IHR (2005) but leave flexibility for nations to determine how best to structure and develop these capacities (3 ).
Incentives are enablers that give peace of mind to workers (in this case health and leave flexibility).
The concept of food safety objective has been proposed to provide a target for operational food safety management, leaving flexibility in the way equivalent food safety levels are achieved by different food chains.
Well-designed fiscal rules and medium-term frameworks can also help by enabling uninterrupted access to borrowing at favorable conditions, ensuring expenditure control over the entire cycle, and leaving flexibility to respond to output shocks.
They said the education department needed to spell out the curriculum but could leave teachers flexibility by not making it mandatory.
I plan them out fairly methodically in terms of plot and structure, but at the same time I leave enough flexibility in my planning to allow the book to grow and evolve as I'm writing it.
Put a few firm dates in for places such as Venice, Rome and the Amalfi Coast, where good accommodation can get booked a long way in advance, but leave some flexibility for interesting places on the way.
The most recent and perhaps largest study was carried out in Britain, where guidelines discourage drinking but leave some flexibility for one small drink each week after the first trimester.
Arranging a mortgage is harder, especially given London's soaring house prices, and offices often have to be let on strict long-term leases which leave little flexibility for growing businesses.
