Sentence examples for money flexibility from inspiring English sources

And it is unclear whether the Mets have the money, flexibility or willingness to pursue such solid but unspectacular talents as Cody Ross or Scott Hairston, who slugged 20 homers for them last year.

She also noted that the governor had told her, "If I get half as much money, flexibility doesn't help me".

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She explained: "It's about money and flexibility.

At the same time, the president's tax cuts and tax-free savings accounts give people more money and flexibility to meet their families' needs, administration officials say.

Those levels, Democrats argue, provide more money and flexibility for the Pentagon, while freezing domestic programs at sequestration levels lower than provided in the budgets that Mr. Obama proposed and the Senate passed for the 2014 fiscal year.

At issue were two nonprofit funds created by the Municipal Council on March 1 to pay for redevelopment and rehabilitation projects that city officials said would provide a ready pool of money and flexibility in spending it.

Only a few other candidates of either party are likely to be able to match it; those who cannot in 2016 may have to face off against super PACs without the money and flexibility that Mr. Obama's four million small donors provided.

Reliance Industries, yet another Indian company, is pursuing LyondellBasell Industries, a chemical company, in a $14.5 billion bid, and Bharti Airtel is in the process of gobbling up Zain, a leading African telecoms company, for $9 billion.Nirmalya Kumar, of the London Business School, says that two things are allowing emerging-market giants to rewrite the rules of M&A: money and flexibility.

They are also concerned that new, more stringent welfare requirements being called for by President Bush, which now seem likely to pass with Republicans in control of Congress, could mean that New York City would lose the money and flexibility it needs to treat this more challenging population.

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