Sentence examples similar to margin of flexibility from inspiring English sources

The margins of flexibility were quite, quite large.

And the court needs reminding of the importance of margin of appreciation – the flexibility it allows each individual country to implement rulings.

If such a "blanket measure" is at odds with practices in some other European countries, Clarke continued, then it is nevertheless permitted because it is within the UK's so-called "margin of appreciation" – the flexibility allowed for local differences in regulations.

The economic aspects illustrated in this paper can help understand the sources and consequences of labor market reforms of the 1980s (in the United Kingdom and in the Netherlands), of the 1990s (in Sweden's post-financial crisis experience), of the pre-crisis 2000s (in Germany's reforms, and in other countries' similar introduction of flexibility at the margin).

Commonly curved, but never twisted, the chaetae radiate out from the valve margins and probably possessed a degree of flexibility in life.

In the recent history of labor relations, corporations have relied on a rationale of "flexibility" to protect their profit margins.

Even though China is part of the WTO and thus constrained by its rules, it has nevertheless developed several industries from scratch using the widest margin of political discretion that WTO flexibilities allow and often ignoring international community admonitions to behave according to international expectations (He 2015).

A hint of flexibility.