Norman Baker, the rail minister, has announced plans to give people more flexibility when buying rail tickets.
Ms. King said the higher redemption levels were meant to "give our customers more flexibility when seats are in high demand".
The stronger body gives engineers a little more flexibility when they try to strike a balance between good handling and a pleasing ride.
That means they have more flexibility when it comes to restructuring deals.... San Diego Chargers quarterback Ryan Leaf is continuing his comeback from oblivion.
Nonetheless, after a week of attacking the M.T.A., leaders of Transport Workers Union Local 100 signaled yesterday that they would show more flexibility when bargaining resumes today.
As a result, Mr. Bush will have more flexibility when it comes to setting a budget than any president in a generation -- maybe ever.
On the other hand, I probably had more flexibility when the offer did come up, because they were already grown and on their own.
"People have busy lives and need more flexibility when the unexpected happens and plans change," David Schrader, executive vice president of Disney Theatrical Productions, said in a statement.
Democrats and Republicans should be able to agree on giving states and local governments more flexibility when it comes to designing transportation initiatives and welfare-to-work programmes.
Using what I call the "carrot approach," the policy gives businesses an incentive to give employees more flexibility when they face family worries.
Many baby boomers have benefited from decades of rising house prices, which gives them more flexibility when it comes to retirement planning.
