Sentence examples for more flexible access from inspiring English sources

Just as Americans have recognised the need for faster and more flexible access to global information networks in order for the US to compete in the 21st-century global economy, Egyptians and Tunisians are grasping this, too.

The economic secretary to the Treasury, Harriett Baldwin, has also written to the CEO of the FCA, Martin Wheatley, asking him to gather information from pension providers to understand the difficulties experienced by individuals who want to transfer to a pension provider that offers people more flexible access to savings.

"And by creating more flexible access, they increase user loyalty".

Moreover, we introduce hidden constraints, which keep some of this information secret and thus allow for more flexible access control.

Mr Cameron is also promising more "flexible access", including email, Skype and telephone consultations for patients who prefer this to face-to-face contact.

The app can be used entirely for free in streaming-only internet radio mode, or users paid for more flexible access.

This trial will provide information on whether BCS prefer a more flexible approach and access to the entire intervention content.

However, the new 4G technologies, such as LTE, adopt a more flexible spectrum access approach based on dynamic frequency assignment (DFA) and inter-cell interference coordination in order to allow a high-frequency reuse and capacity.

These applications will require a more flexible file access mechanism than what is provided by conventional distributed file systems.

The findings emerging from this study suggest that policy-marketing pathways which require less fencing and offer more flexible resource access such as a commodity-based trade (Thomson et al. 2004), may well be preferable within communal pastoral areas.

As the labels continue to pressure Apple, Apple's competitors can play up the fact that their players may offer more flexible ways to access music, says Kevorkian.